Fight The Right Tonight!
At the Toronto Reference Library at 7 p.m., with Noah Richler! 789 Yonge Street.
And don’t forget this one, coming soon:
Fight The Right On The Coast!
The moment Barack Obama won re-election
Right here.
Rogers is the worst company on Earth. Don’t use them for anything.
Wait until you hear the recording I made of my lengthy dealings with them, just concluded.
Just wait.
I was excited…
…until I saw who did the poll.
As I said to the assembled progressives last night at Pages: get back to work, get back to telling your story.
Fight The Right at Pages in Calgary!
They sold out of books, and how crowded was it? So crowded that my friend Stephen Carter couldn’t get in!
Great night, great event. But back to TeeDot early tomorrow!
The view from CBC in Calgary
Snowy, looking out towards my folks’ old place off Memorial. Lots of memories. Snow, too.
Lindberg rejoins Pennywise!
Calgary-bound
Got to Vancouver’s airport at 5:30 for a flight to Calgary and more interviews. Folks were gathered around TVs, quiet, watching Sandy coverage, shaking their heads. Reminded me of walking through LAX the morning of the Oklahoma City bombing: travelers watching TVs, utterly silent.
At the speech at Cap College last night, we took a moment to send a prayer or good wishes in the direction of the East Coast. Afterwards, quite a few of those in attendance asked me what I thought Sandy’s impact would be on the US election campaign.
“Romney will now effectively disappear, he’s irrelevant,” I said. “But Obama has been given a chance to show us that calm, reassuring guy we first met in 2008, and we haven’t seen much of since. Sandy could help him win an election that, for a few days, he has been losing.”