I watched Avatar with my family on New Year’s Day and highly recommend it. One of my friends described it as a futuristic Pocahontas story that ends well for the natives. He also found it amusing that the substance for which mankind was willing to lay waste to the beautiful moon of Pandora was called unobtainium. Spoilers ahead. Read more »
Green Party Holiday and Shopping Party Fundraiser Wednesday, 2009 December 2, 7 pm – 9:30 pm
Ten Thousand Villages, 362 Danforth Ave
(just east of Carrot Common, just west of Chester Station)
Toronto candidates engage in pre-election mudslinging
The Fusion Pottery & Glass Show invited politicians to come do some mudslinging. I went with Toronto-Centre candidate Ellen Michelson, who took this picture.
Apart from the very specific support for arts and culture activities which the Green Party promotes, arts are integral to a green lifestyle which values local production by low-impact methods. Read more »
I’ll be participating in the Second Annual Danforth Multifaith Peace Walk and urge everyone to join me. The walk begins at Glen Rhodes United Church and continues past the Danforth Jewish Circle, the Pakistani Community Centre and the Madina Masjid on Danforth to celebrate the newly renovated space, ending at Eastminster United Church.
Women are asked to wear a head scarf inside the Madina Masjid.
Second Annual Danforth Multifaith Peace Walk
Sunday, 2009 October 4, 1 pm
Glen Rhodes United Church, 1470 Gerrard St E
Community Environment Day
Saturday, 2009 Oct 17, 10am – 2 pm
Riverdale Park East
(Broadview Ave north of Gerrard St)
Toronto City Councillor Paula Fletcher normally hosts our local Ward 30 Environment Day on Canada Day, but that all got delayed this year due to the garbage strike. Read more »
Quite a few people comment on the fact that I wear glasses, yet the picture on my postcard has no glasses. A couple have worried that I took the glasses off for reasons of vanity. Read more »
The United Nations’ International Day of Peace is a global holiday when individuals, communities, nations and governments highlight efforts to end conflict and promote peace. Green Party candidates celebrated this event at C’est What in Toronto.
Green Party candidates from all over Toronto and the GTA spoke out on peace at this event. Read more »