John Gushue, who blogs at Dot Dot Dot, has compiled a handy little round-up of satirical sites on the Internet.

Another tidbit I saw there: Stephen Colbert will be leaving The Daily Show for his own show on Comedy Central.

Good for Stephen. Bad for Daily Show viewers. :)

Montreal's a great city in many ways, but why does its beer scene suck so badly when compared to Toronto?

I don't normally care very much about sports, but I posted an excerpt from a Toronto Star column about NBA superstar (and Canadian!) Steve Nash, who might have hurt his ability to earn big marketing bucks by speaking out against the Iraq war.

Well, Mr. Nash may well be named the NBA's most valuable player, according to ESPN.

Update: And he was! This CTV.ca story has video of an interview with him on Canada AM.

A Sudanese editor rejects charges that he questioned the parentage of the Prophet Muhammad -- an accusation that can get a person killed in deeply Muslim Sudan.

The Vatican ordered the removal of the Jesuit editor of an American Catholic magazine because he criticized the church, the NYT is reporting.

First, there was the Scopes Monkey trial in 1925. And in 2005, the Kansas State Board of Education is holding hearings on a proposal to require the challenging of the theory of evolution in the classroom.