Author: Clean Technica
Tobah: Protests make me fear for my freedom from violence
I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t extremely concerned about Canada’s direction right now. I’ve been watching the convoy that settled in Ottawa and its sympathetic arms closely over the last few weeks. I’ve done so from the perspective of someone from a community that has faced repeated continuous white supremacist violence, especially in […]
PHOTOS: Snowbound but shovel-ready
Snow, snow and more snow. As Londoners dig out from what we hope will be the last big wallop of winter (wishful thinking?), LFP photojournalists captured these images of a tiring but tried-and-true rite of life in Canada: Clearing out the snow.
Stock: We are all responsible for protecting the dignity of Canada’s flag
I was talking to a fellow veteran the other day and asked him what he thought of the way some demonstrator in the self-styled freedom convoy in Ottawa were abusing the Canadian flag, including carrying it upside down. His answer jarred me. “Makes me wonder if the flag is becoming an endangered species,” he quipped. Like so […]
GRAPHIC: Tales of the Demon will whet your appetite for The Batman
March 4 will see the release of The Batman, the latest motion picture featuring Gotham’s caped protector. With that in mind, here’s a reading suggestion to get you in the mood. My favourite Batman story is Year One, which was lovingly drawn by David Mazzuchelli and written by Frank Miller, who did double duty as […]
Dyer: U.S. should free up billions in aid money to feed starving Afghans
Because the Taliban are designated terrorists, it is possible for the United States not only to embargo American aid and trade to Afghanistan, but also to block or at least seriously hinder efforts by other countries to send humanitarian aid. As a result, about half the country’s 23 million people are near starvation. Afghanistan has […]