Tia Everitt
http://citizensourpuss.wordpress.com/
Tia is a mystery, wrapped in an enigma and covered in a crunchy candy coating of genuine British Columbian snark. She is currently exiled to Winnipeg for an unknown duration of time.
Recent articles by Tia Everitt:
Live-Blogging the Next BC Government
Here we are: only hours to go until the polls close. What will be the next BC government? What are your hopes, fears, dreams, goals? This page will refresh every 15 seconds, or you can manually reload it. Please add in your comments below What are your seat predictions? What do you think will be [...]
Cunt: Never An Appropriate Descriptor for a 9 Year Old Child
When I close my eyes, and imagine all the terms that one could come up with to describe a 9 year old girl, the very last one on my list would be “cunt.” In general, I would assume that most reasonable people would agree. There are fewer words as genderized, vulgar and riddled with hate. [...]
Tapping Into Prairie Roots: An Engagement Challenge for the Federal NDP
The New Democratic Party of Canada was born on the prairies. Spun from soil, grain and sweat, the party we call the NDP came into being as a Western Canadian populist-party, steeped in social-democratic ideology. Despite proud roots and prairie pedigree (not to mention the staggering 103 seats in present Parliament) the federal [...]
1st Liberal Leadership Debate – Social Media Guide
This Sunday, January 20, 2013 at 1:00pm PT is the first Liberal Leadership debate. Here are some ways you can take in the spectacle: HOW TO WATCH LIVE Go to http://www.liberal.ca/live where the debate will be streamed in real time. TWITTER You can also follow the debate hashtags on Twitter, in order to see how others are [...]
Solicitations From My Inbox: A January of Trudeau
Pity Justin Trudeau. It seems that nobody is willing to confront him and force him to deal with the fact that the Liberal Party of Canada died two years ago. In the meantime, his handlers and the media humor him while he runs around like the Norman Bates of Canadian politics, dragging the taxidermied [...]
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