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November 2009

Kelly McParland: The one-sided world of Khadr coverage → network.nationalpost.com

If you read the outpouring of coverage on Omar Khadr on the weekend you might be wondering why President Obama hasn’t kept his pledge to close Guantanamo by the end of this year, and why…

Nov 16, 2009
Zambian 'pornography' case a PR disaster for country's squeamish leaders → network.nationalpost.com

Full Comment’s Araminta Wordsworth brings you a regular dose of international punditry at its finest. Today:  Africa’s rulers — all men with the exception of Liberia’s Elaine Johnson-Sirleaf —…

Nov 16, 2009
The economic stimulus program of Tiger Woods → network.nationalpost.com

Here’s an example of a public stimulus program I can’t see happening in Canada:

Victoria state in Australia was reported by local media to have stumped up US$1.5 million towards a US$3…

Nov 16, 2009
An entirely snark-free blog post: Vic Chesnutt's will to live → network.nationalpost.com

Three years after Vic Chesnutt broke his neck in a drunk driving accident, he was discovered on-stage in Athens, Georgia by R.E.M.’s Michael Stipe. Playing a guitar held around his neck by a shoe…

Nov 16, 2009
Raphael Alexander: Activists Against Everything even object to Remembrance Day → network.nationalpost.com

 

Although we often think of those outside our borders as the enemy — the insurgents in Afghanistan who plant IED’s in the hopes of killing our soldiers, or the foreign jihadis who fight a…

Nov 16, 2009
Chris Selley's Full Pundit: The fast, the superficial and the nonsensical → network.nationalpost.com

 

WEEKEND ROUNDUP

The Big Issues
The weekend’s best on climate change, the meaning of Canadian citizenship, the monarchy, and Peter Mansbridge standing up.

Sun Media’s Lorrie Goldstein …

Nov 16, 2009
Holland fights emissions by turning the country into one big toll road → network.nationalpost.com

How long before some bright spark spots this and suggests Canada overthrow its tax system and adopt a similar approach? Stephane Dion — they’re calling your name…

The Dutch government said…
Nov 16, 2009
Recap: The Amazing Race 15, Episode 8 → network.nationalpost.com

 
Mini-review
: There are episodes of The Amazing Race in which many teams struggle, and the question of who will finish last is unclear until the very end. Then there are episodes like this one,…

Nov 16, 2009
Sniff Test: Stella Nude → network.nationalpost.com

Fashion designer Stella McCartney is one busy lass! In addition to her own high-end line, a collection for Adidas, a collab with GapKids and toddlers of her own, all the while being…

Nov 16, 2009
Portrait Gallery panel criticized doomed process → network.nationalpost.com

The Canadian Press is reporting that a five-member panel selected to find a home for the Portrait Gallery of Canada in 2008 criticized the ill-starred bidding process, complaining, among other…

Nov 16, 2009
Marni Soupcoff: Want to end queue-jumping? Make people pay for vaccines → network.nationalpost.com

The H1N1 vaccination debate started out as one over whether the government was trying to poison us or save us. It has since morphed into a populist freak-out about the rich and privileged…

Nov 16, 2009
Live chat: The National Post watches Sarah Palin on Oprah → network.nationalpost.com

Join us at 4 p.m. ET today as our National Post panel glues itself to the TV to watch Oprah Winfrey’s exclusive interview with failed vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin. Ms. Palin will be…

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National Post editorial board: A more positive message for immigrants → network.nationalpost.com

When Immigration Minister Jason Kenney introduced Canada’s new citizenship guide last week, he justified its revived focus on the country’s political and military history by explaining: “We need to…

Nov 16, 2009
Geminis round-up: Flashpoint feted, Trailer Park Boy pees himself (OK, not really) → network.nationalpost.com

 

It wasn’t real urine on actor Mike Smith’s pants (he reassured reporters after the ceremony) as Julian, Bubbles and Ricky ambled onto stage for what Smith said would probably be the trio’s…

Nov 15, 2009
Lauren Bacall, Roger Corman, Gordon Willis pick up honorary Oscars → network.nationalpost.com

 

Actress Lauren Bacall (C), cinematographer Gordon Willis (R) and filmmaker Roger Corman pose with their Honorary Oscars at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences 2009 Governors…

Nov 15, 2009
Matt Gurney's Zeitgeist: White black guys, vicious chimps, and a Christian sex tape. Hot. → network.nationalpost.com

Here are some of the more intriguing entries in Google’s latest Hot Trends, an index that tracks the search engine’s fastest rising queries. Read on, and get better acquainted with the current…

Nov 15, 2009
Paul Russell's Week in Letters: Why the gun control debate seems lopsided → network.nationalpost.com

Gun control debates often rage on the Letters page. And sometimes we get complaints that one side seems to be favoured over the other.

“I noticed you print far more letters in support of your…

Nov 15, 2009
National Post editorial board: Common sense vs. pansy-phobia → network.nationalpost.com

National Hockey League managers gathered this week to agonize once again over proposed changes aimed at preventing injuries. The issue this time is blind-side hits to the head. These are just what…

Nov 14, 2009
Retail Therapy: Of boots & bow ties → network.nationalpost.com

 

By Nathalie Atkinson, National Post

There’s much ado about splashy new supper club the Roosevelt Room and Harlem Underground, the Harlem Renaissance-inspired club opening in Toronto next…

Nov 14, 2009
Q&A: Keltie Colleen, a Canadian Rockette in Radio City → network.nationalpost.com


Look for Keltie Colleen at stage right.

The Edmonton-born dancer is one of 18 Rockettes performing in the Radio City Christmas Spectacular happening at Toronto’s the Air Canada Centre from…

Nov 14, 2009
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