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Cynthia Cheng
Sarah Thomson, candidate for Toronto’s top job in the municipal elections this fall, held a press conference at the Fox and Fiddle this morning, announcing her transit ideas if she became mayor. Ms. Thomson believes in subways. With the climate that Toronto has, streetcars/Light Rail Transit (LRT) just doesn’t work. And not to mention [...]
There’s no surprise here. 41.7% of you thought the biggest faux pas at this year’s Oscars was leaving out Bea Arthur and Farrah Fawcett. No excuse coming from the Academy will be good enough. A quarter of you (25% exactly), thought Elinor “Lady Kanye” Burkett was worse. 8.3% of you thought that there should have [...]
Cynthia Cheng
According to a recent Globe and Mail article, Canada’s visible minority population is set to double in the next twenty years. This is not only due to increased immigration, but also because some cultures tend to have more children than others. However, it’s very interesting that some commentors automatically assume that any recent arrival from [...]
It looks like half of you were watching the Big Game on February 28, while 20% of you were doing something else. I guess you didn’t want to jinx the results, eh? 10% of you were sleeping, another 10% didn’t know about the game and yet another 10% chose “other.”
Cynthia Cheng
They want to change the lyrics of O Canada, claiming that “in all thy sons command” is sexist. Honestly, I can’t believe Ottawa would even suggest changing such a thing. This is not a “real” issue that needs to be dealt with right away. It’s just words. It’s not an official document that affects [...]
The results are in. Half of you believe that Tiger will be back in time for the Masters this year, while 16.7% of you believe that he will be back later this year. Another 16.7% think he won’t be coming back to golf until next year and yet another 16.7% don’t think he’s coming back, [...]
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