One of the benefits of a liberal arts education. I read this for an environmental course in the early 80s and it rocked my world. I still quote/reference her to this day.

Yup...our blue incumbent retired and they basically voted for a blue child just out of uni - despite strong community business based competitors. They might as well have voted for a blue chicken.

Thank you for this reminder.

Thank you! I think it speaks for the desperation of having someone speak truth - but it's also not recognizing that it's easy to be an arm chair quarterback when you are not in the leadership role.

Yes! Exactly.

I didn't hear that but it wouldn't surprise me.

I'm glad. But please don't let these tariff wars be the reason Ford gets voted back in - he is planning on this (hence the snap election) and I'm afraid he's figured out what short memories the electorate has.

God knows. I think only a stupid person would underestimate the strength and tenaciousness of the right wing support in Canada. I like to think this is a perfect storm of a new potential leader, a galvanizing "enemy" and a reorganization of the left, but I have learned not to trust shifting winds.

Can we make this a thing? Canadians just simply talking about ALL the great places we have to visit?

Can I start with Saskatchewan?

I'd throw in Grasslands National Park and St. Victor's Petroglyphs Provincial Park.

Both give you quintessential Saskatchewan vistas (& neighbouring communities)