Morning Brew: February 11th
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- February 11, 2008
10 Things I Hate About Vancouver: By: Michael Kwan. #7. Wha? No English? Because Vancouver is such a multicultural city, there are many immigrants that can get along just fine without speaking a single word of English". Oh come on! I said much less and there was an all out flame war!
Meanwhile Berner Blames aboriginals for their own predicament: Until aboriginal families abandon their "traditional" "non-judgmental" ways, these nightmares will continue. "Indians are extinct because they're dumb". -David Cross
And apparently the Tsawwassen Treaty is Racially Discriminatory. Aww, did you guys want a land deal too? Oh wait, you already got one, it was called colonialism you stupid fucks.
Trevor Linden for Mayor? That would be awesome, unless of course he's a total fascist. Has anyone ever asked him his political beliefs?
De Genova wants 'right' debate. Oh Vancouver politics, you're a journalists wet dream.
Pay hikes for TransLink board. I don't really think I can sum up the rage that is boiling inside me in one little pithy quip. Suffice to say, @#$@#$@$%%$!!!!!
Palmer: The auditor-general was out this week with a critical report on Premier Gordon Campbell's four-year-old vow to make B.C. "the most literate" place on the continent. Unfortunately no one could read the report so we don't know how the Premier is doing.
Superbug threat growing in Vancouver: study Injection-drug users in Downtown Eastside may be 'canaries in the coal mine'. Cool, maybe we can test some radical new treatments on them too, I mean, they're not really human right?
Cocaine Central. No, they are not talking about The Royal Unicorn.
The state of Vancouver Blogging: Sell Drugs for Fun and Profit. Desperate much?
image by rocketcandy in the Beyond Robson Flickr Photo Pool.









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Apparently Trevor is quite keen on environmental issues... he's also clutch in the playoffs. Sure, that doesn't necessarily make him the ideal mayor, but it would be an upgrade on what we have.