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I am a staff writer with CTV.ca News. That operation is part of CTV News, which is of course nestled into CTV Inc. and CTVglobemedia.

I don't speak for my employer on this blog. I don't comment about the internal affairs of my employer.

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View Article  My deep thoughts on blogs -- REVEALED!!

So, I'm minding my own business this morning when a pre-arranged phone call jars me out of bed.

Addled, my intellectual defences down, I rolled out of bed, staggered to the phone and sputtered out some ...   more »

View Article  Fear and loathing at Maclean's

With editor Anthony Wilson-Smith announcing a hasty exit, and the publisher already jettisoned, the Globe and Mail is reporting that the venerable magazine's anxious staff is wondering what it all means. The Toronto Star's Antonia Zerbisias also weighs in.

An excerpt:

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View Article  Canadians give $150 million to tsunami relief

And $30 million of that came on Tuesday, according to this CTV.ca story. For a complete collection of info on helping, check out Canada Cares.

Anyway, here's an excerpt from the story:

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View Article  New aide aims to defrost the press room

An NYT profile of Nicolle Devenish, the new communications director of the Bush White House.

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View Article  All the President's Newsmen

A particularly acerbic rant against the news media, CNN's Crossfire in particular and the Armstrong Williams scandal by the NYT's Frank Rich -- a man who has set the bar high for well-articulated vitriol.

An excerpt:

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View Article  Harry, you dumkopf!

While normally I don't give a fig about the British royals, this is such a remarkable lapse in judgment that it deserves to be recorded. Prince Harry showed up at a party with a swastika ...   more »

View Article  New resto gets blasted for 'bad taste' name choice

Three weeks ago, a new Japanese restaurant opened in Johannesburg, South Africa: The unfortunately-named Tsunami Seafood Emporium.

Here's an excerpt from the BBC story:

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View Article  Oh really, Ralph?

Alberta Premier Ralph Klein was in The Big Smoke Wednesday, assuring the average folk at the Empire Club that Oilberta is not full of rednecks.

My goodness. My home province must have changed since I was last there three weeks ago! :)

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