Good Sunday Morning!

I am in Toronto for the big Pride Parade, marching with our Ontario Green cousins and many of the federal Green candidates. We always have an awesome Brazilian Salsa band with the Green contingent at Toronto Pride as Mike Schreiner and I dance down the street. Being able to do that, being able to travel to Sidney and celebrate with volunteers in our big volunteer appreciation event on Friday night in Sidney and get back to Toronto and feel able to do so and remain strong and healthy brings me to other reflection this June 29^{th. Continue reading We are in re-runs of “Father Knows Best.” (June 29, 2025) →}

Good Sunday Morning . . . the day after our Solstice and Indigenous Peoples Day.

The last week has been one of fending off the blows of what felt like Shakespearean tragedy – dodging the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune. Although really, technology has advanced. It felt less like old fashioned slings and arrows and more like being run over by a bulldozer. I am still pulling myself up from the deep ruts created as it ran me down, the track marks down the backs of those of us who stood against bill C-5. Continue reading The Big Beautiful Bulldozer Bill, C-5 (June 22, 2025) →

And Good Sunday Morning! We awaken to a world alarmingly less safe than last Sunday morning. I know we all feel it. It is not possible to focus. Continue reading At First I Just Couldn’t Breathe (June 15, 2025) →

Good Sunday Morning on World Oceans Day!

This week, the smoky haze from prairie fires finally reached the nation’s capital. On June 5th, World Environment Day, the early evening sun, a surreal, apocalyptic orange ball, hung over Parliament Hill. We have seen that spooky sun over Sidney in previous years of smoky fire seasons. Continue reading Apocalyptic Orange Ball (June 8, 2025) →

Good Sunday Morning and Welcome to June!

To say I just had one helluva week would be an understatement-  Parliament re-opening, speaker election, King Charles and Speech from the Throne, first question in QP and on and on. Continue reading A Strong Climate Voice In The House (June 1, 2025) →