Erik Millet is a school principal in New Brunswick and is in the news for banning the singing of O Canada in his school. Milliet cites a complaint from some parents about the anthem singing, saying:
“We try to balance the needs of every student, and we want every student to feel welcome in our school,”
I [...]
It’s been a busy week if you have any passing interest in the global warming debate (yes, there is one), so this week we’re going to get right to business.
Part One: Al Gore and Friends
Get your weekly dose of Gore comedy, Gored but not Forgotten here.
The biggest news for the warmistas this week was that [...]
I admit I'm no fan of the obscene largess in the new budget, but when I see headlines that tell me that Jack Layton and Gilles Duceppe are livid and that Danny 'Hugo Chavez' Williams is also upset I must admit that I get a warm fluffy feeling that maybe things aren't so bad.
If a [...]
This blog turned three years old a week or so ago, and I missed its big day.
Consequently my blog isn’t talking to me right now, so I promised it I’d write this post and hope it’ll forgive my oversight.
The Daily Bayonet wasn’t much to look at for the first two years, but since this time [...]
In the forum of the global warming debate, no other headline this week will likely eclipse the very inconvenient truth that James Hansen’s old boss has declared himself to be skeptical of man’s culpability for global warming.
Hansen can properly be called the father of global warming, if such an evil hoax can even have a [...]