Olivia Chow reflects.
“Arguing with fate is a completely useless exercise,” she said. “There’s one thing in life, you don’t know when you’re going to die, how you’re going to, so why question it . . . It’s a waste of emotional energy.”
Beyond The Commons
Aaron Wherry covers all the goings-on in and around Parliament Hill. Follow Aaron on Twitter: @aaronwherry
Categories: Beyond The Commons, Capital Read
The one thing you can’t fight
From Macleans
Sports
Is hockey becoming America’s game?
More kids, more rinks, and now, more popular than basketball
Inkless Wells
Debating the Office of Religious Freedom
Welcome to The New Missionaries series, in partnership with the Canadian International Council
World
Syria: ‘Now this is a war’
Pro-democracy protesters talk to ‘Maclean’s’ about the toll of fighting the regime and their fears for the future
Jesse Brown
The Internet is the opposition
Teh Internets have been saying one and the same thing about Vic Toews’ Lawful Access
Jesse Brown
Vic Toews, meet Fake Ann Cavoukian
Ironically, Ontario’s privacy commissioner (a harsh critic of Lawful Access) also has a detested Twitter doppelganger
Canada
Canada’s foreign worker boom
Since 2006, Canada’s low-wage temporary workforce population has ballooned by 70 per cent
