Category Archives: Canadian Counterpunch

Music for a Sunday: Me, debunk an American myth?

And take my life in my hands? And it seems to me I remember every single fuckin’ thing I know…

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Cover-up?

Hey SupposiTories, see what happens when you neglect your early campaign promises for more transparency and accountability? You get this everywhere: The parliamentary budget watchdog is going to court to force all federal government departments to supply him with information … Continue reading

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A person of no interest?

Well, well. That didn’t take long. And of course it was utterly predictable. I’m talking here about the RCMP and BC police (those bastions of sex-crime-solving competence!) ruling out Kody Maxson as a suspect in the online sexual blackmailing and … Continue reading

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Anonymous tracks a predator

Looks like they’ve found Amanda Todd’s tormentor: Here’s the story, from MSN.ca: The tragic story of B.C. teen suicide victim Amanda Todd has taken another bizarre twist as the internet hacking and activist group Anonymous has named a man the … Continue reading

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A SupposiTory-to-English translation

Since our politicians often don’t speak English, here’s a handy primer which I’m sure immigrants and refugees will particularly appreciate: Via.

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Music for a Sunday: The night of the Sun

Hamilton’s working-class heroes, paying tribute to another. I figured this was only fitting, in light of who’s going to win the elections in Venezuela today. ¡Viva Chávez!

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Rob Anders: Gender Idiot

Just in case the SupposiTory MP from Calgary West decides to scrub his site of this particularly harebrained piece of boneheadedness, I saved it so you can see just how dumb he is about transgender issues. Here’s the story, from … Continue reading

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Dear Jonathan Kay: Define “reasonable”. And “humane”.

Dear Jonathan Kay: So, today you penned this charming little screed for the National Pest, in which you castigated pro-choicers for being all “hysterical” and demanding that Rona Fucking Ambrose resign from a post for which she is obviously no … Continue reading

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A few random thoughts on cops, rape, and murder

Sampat Pal Devi leads a procession of the Gulabi Gang in India. Photo by Sanjit Das. Couple of quick questions, everyone: Remember Russell Williams? And the Balcony Rapist? The reason I ask is because this horrible rape/murder, which happened in … Continue reading

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Music for a Sunday: With the cold wind in my eyes

Some sad news today: Raylene Rankin has died of cancer, aged 52. She and four of her siblings formed The Rankin Family over 20 years ago, and are widely credited with popularizing the Keltic-tinged folk/country music of Cape Breton for … Continue reading

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