Listen Up! Being against a carbon tax is not the same as denying climate change
A week or two ago I mentioned that anyone who didn’t believe that climate change was real, was stupid. Strong words perhaps, but I meant them then and I mean them now.
Author Hugh Mackenzie
Hugh Mackenzie
Addicted to Huntsville and love being involved in our community. Loved winning local elections….not so keen about the ones I lost! Really liked co-directing a bunch of musicals here and proud of the Algonquin Theatre. Am a political junkie…can’t help it. Sometimes enjoy stirring it up! Crazy about my family but the jury is still out on the cat! Believe Doppler is going to rock and hope you will come along for the ride!
Listen Up! Here we go again
Sometimes I think it would be really nice to go at least three years…
Listen Up! Obviously, Trudeau has not delivered the reformed parliamentary system he promised
When dealing with the really important issues, issues like climate change, which only a fool would deny, we need a system that puts principles above special interests and effective solutions above partisan politics.
Listen Up! It’s been a great week for political junkies, with more to come
If you have any interest at all in politics, this past week would not have been a boring one for you. There is lots going on in Ottawa. I’ll get to that and some of my views may surprise you. But let’s start here in Parry-Sound Muskoka, where my bet is things are going to start to heat up shortly.
Listen Up! Trump feeds terrorism while NZ’s prime minister shuts it down
Populism is not a partisan ideology although there are some who would like to think so. It is a movement that affects and indeed infects, all sides of the political spectrum.
Listen Up! Bill Calvert was a man of the earth and so much more. May he rest in peace.
Bill Calvert is a man I shall never forget. Paradoxically, he is man who many people may not remember. That is because he was a quiet man, one who never drew attention to himself, but one, who in his own unique way, represented the very fabric of Muskoka.