At Home in Hespeler

when the OPP (ahem) tour her office at the legislature.”

Funny, listened to a chunk of John Tory’s show today, and this isn’t what he was talking about.

In Dalton McGuinty’s Ontario… Kathleen Wynne, OPP

Last day to pick up the Kindle edition of  Brian Lilley’s CBC Exposed for free.

I’ve been reading it the past week, and it is a true indictment of how the CBC spends tax dollars, and tries to hide it’s spending from taxpayers.

h/t BCF and SDA.

Books Brian Lilley, CBC Exposed, Kindle

For many years Prime Minister Harper has mentioned a small project he works on when the politics is done: a book on the history of hockey. Today, that book, A Great Game: The Forgotten Leafs & the Rise of Professional Hockey hit the bookstores. Looking at the rise of professional hockey in the early years of the 20th century, “A Great Game is about the hockey heroes and hard-boiled businessmen who built the game, and the rise and fall of legendary teams pursuing the Stanley Cup.”

Prime Minister Harper was on Toronto’s Prime Time Sports yesterday to talk about the book.

You can buy the book at the usual bookstores, buy it for your Kindle, iPad or other tablet device or, of course, do what I’m going to do and put it on your Christmas list.

Books, Stephen Harper A Great Game, history, Hockey, Leafs, Stephen Harper

I mean, if it saves just one rock stars life.

Think I’m kidding? Any government that can examine what you do with the food you cook in your own home and who does and doesn’t eat it then calls it a crisis, that government can, and will, decide everything you do and don’t do in life.

Since I missed Reeds passing, here’s a little Sweet Jane, one of his gems.

pimply minions of bureaucracy, Rockin' and Rollin' and Never Forgettin' Lou Reed