The one who was simply everywhere during the Toronto International Film Festival last weekend, including at all the kick-off parties, schmoozing with aplomb, and who supped with Mike Harris at a swank TeeDot eatery, and partied the night away with the beautiful and the boldface? That John Baird?
Naw. Couldn’t be.
Unseemly, def.: People who would not have dared to criticize Kory Teneycke, now giddily kicking him when he’s down. Syn.: Ottawa.
Oh, really? The Reformatories are “delighted” they are about to lose a huge vote?
With the greatest of respect, I say bullshit.
They’ve been labouring away at denuding the gun registry for years. This is a major, major setback for them.
It also shows how the Liberals and NDP, working together, can help to make Canada a better place, by the by.
Ian Davey is my friend, and I have tons of friends at the Sun.
Ian was obviously – and I mean, front-page, 72-point font obviously – making a joke. He, and his remarkable Dad before him, have been long-time Sun readers. In fact, Red Leaf founder Keith Davey placed more advertising in the Sun, over the years, than practically any ad exec you can name.
I know Ian well enough to know that he meant no offence. I also know a few Sun editorialists know that, too.
The universe balances out, with the Sun at the centre of it.
“Diversity is not my priority.”
You can’t make this stuff up. Swear to God.