Share |

Meta

Archived posts

small-web-version_harperfree_poster.jpg (image) [small-web-version_harperfree_poster.jpg]
Ck

Create Your Badge

I Really Don’t Have Much More To Add

By ck, on April 14th, 2012

Tweet

I have to admit, I was on the fence about leaving Prog Blogs for awhile.  While I was (still am) disgusted with the mods’ attitude towards womens’  fundamental rights,  I wasn’t sure that leaving Prog Blogs was the way to go. Oh not because of site traffic, because quite frankly, most of my . . . → Read More: I Really Don’t Have Much More To Add

Tags: , , | Category: Uncategorized | 5 comments - (Comments are closed) | Recommend this at: | Trackback for this entry

It Is That Time Once Again Where I Look For New Contributors To Sister Sage’s Musings

By ck, on August 14th, 2011

Tweet

Boys ‘n’ girls, as you know, I am always looking for new contributors to Sister Sage’s Musings and there is a link at this site for this purpose for those interested. However, I am putting out a casting call so to speak for new contributors in this post.  If you’re progressive (center-left/left) of . . . → Read More: It Is That Time Once Again Where I Look For New Contributors To Sister Sage’s Musings

Tags: , | Category: Personal | Comments are closed | Recommend this at: | Trackback for this entry

Well, Well, I do Believe Somebody Touched a Nerve, Mr. Penninga

By ck, on July 26th, 2011

Tweet

Wassamatter, Mr. Penninga? Somebody’s having a bad day, I see.   Doncha just hate it when people when folks ask questions and think outside the box?

Before you have a hissy fit, I live in Quebec, and thus, not eligible to vote in Ontario and I am fortunate to live in a province, where . . . → Read More: Well, Well, I do Believe Somebody Touched a Nerve, Mr. Penninga

Tags: , , ARPA , , , , , , , , , | Category: Culture wars , Education , Health care , malevolence , Media Fail , Ontario Provincial Politics , Opposition Politics , Stupidity | 4 comments - (Comments are closed) | Recommend this at: | Trackback for this entry

Just Sayin’

By ck, on May 31st, 2011

Tweet

Yeesh!! I am aware that this post is not going to make me any friends, for it will piss off a few progressive bloggers.  But, as a disillusioned Quebecker observing some of these blog posts, I need to make a few obervations.  If this is going to brand me as some partisan hack . . . → Read More: Just Sayin’

Tags: , | Category: Culture wars , malevolence , Media Fail , Personal | 14 comments - (Comments are closed) | Recommend this at: | Trackback for this entry

Sister Sage’s Musings Just Got Nominated! And Dammit Janet Should Also Be Nominated! UPDATE

By ck, on October 20th, 2010

Tweet

Well, not by Canadian Blog Awards, at least, not yet and I find it unlikely that they would. However,  the good women over at Dammit Janet had noticed there was no category for Feminist blogs at the Canadian Blog Awards and had made noise about it.  Rightfully so, the fact that this group would overlook some . . . → Read More: Sister Sage’s Musings Just Got Nominated! And Dammit Janet Should Also Be Nominated! UPDATE

Tags: , Canadian Blog Awards , , , Feminist Blogs , | Category: Personal | 4 comments - (Comments are closed) | Recommend this at: | Trackback for this entry

Sister Sage’s Musings Turns One Today – And What a Learning Experience It Has Been! Sharing Memories

By ck, on September 6th, 2010

Tweet

It seems  just like yesterday I began my first post when SSM was at blogspot, back in the days with those rather boring looking cookie-cutter themes. I noticed Blogger has improved on that since then.

What’s funny is that I had never meant for Sister Sage’s Musings to be a political blog.  When . . . → Read More: Sister Sage’s Musings Turns One Today – And What a Learning Experience It Has Been! Sharing Memories

Tags: , , | Category: Culture wars , Media Fail , Personal , site issues | 13 comments - (Comments are closed) | Recommend this at: | Trackback for this entry

Maybe We Ought to Thank Sen Ruth & Some Sage Advice From a Prog Blogger-The Last Thing We Should be Doing is to ‘Shut the Fuck Up!’- Part D’Uh

By ck, on May 5th, 2010

Tweet

Ever since Senator Nancy Ruth started swearing like a sailor last Monday, it has gotten people talking and bloggers blogging, even corporate media to some degree. Since she  had her tantrum, we learned of 14 groups to date having had their funding cut. That’s getting even more folks talking and bloggers blogging further. . . . → Read More: Maybe We Ought to Thank Sen Ruth & Some Sage Advice From a Prog Blogger-The Last Thing We Should be Doing is to ‘Shut the Fuck Up!’- Part D’Uh

Tags: , , , , , , , , | Category: Dirty Political Strategies , Health care , Main Stream Media , malevolence , Media Fail , Opposition Politics , Special events , Stupidity | 3 comments - (Comments are closed) | Recommend this at: | Trackback for this entry

Sister Sage’s Musings is Looking For a Guest Contributor

By ck, on February 23rd, 2010

Tweet

I am indeed looking for a guest contributor, a task I have put off long enough.

As Sister Sage’s Musings is a Canadian left leaning blog, I am of course looking for contributors with the same mind frame. Not that I discriminate, and I may be open to sharing another blog with someone of the Conservative persuasion, . . . → Read More: Sister Sage’s Musings is Looking For a Guest Contributor

Tags: guest bloggers , looking for , | Category: Personal | Comments are closed | Recommend this at: | Trackback for this entry

Today’s Corporate Media Hacks-Not Only Hypocritical, But Also, Sore Losers!

By ck, on January 7th, 2010

Tweet

Yikes! Where do I start?  Pale and Montreal Simon wrote articles on this subject recently. There should be a whole anthology with a mass collaboration on the subject, especially since that Facebook group grew, demonstrations are being organized across Canada among other activities being planned. All this, thanks to social media; the blogosphere; . . . → Read More: Today’s Corporate Media Hacks-Not Only Hypocritical, But Also, Sore Losers!

Tags: , Dan Cook , , , , | Category: Main Stream Media , Media Fail | 2 comments - (Comments are closed) | Recommend this at: | Trackback for this entry