Opinion

I’m going to confess to something I’m not proud of. I have watched, on multiple occasions, a number of episodes of Keeping Up With The Kardashians. If you’re not familiar, pat yourself on the back.

As the terror attacks unfolded in Paris Nov. 13, the depressingly familiar knee-jerk reaction of blaming Muslims began.

I’ve spent the past 24 hours watching Shia LaBeouf watch Shia LaBeouf movies and I regret nothing. At noon on Nov.

“Lest we forget.” It’s a phrase we hear many times at this time of year. It’s an important message as we stop on Nov. 11 to remember all of those who served and died in the performance of that service for this country.

The hit reality television series Survivor has been broadcast in our homes for 15 years now and I still cannot get enough of it.

The tone and first steps of our newly-minted federal government have me cautiously optimistic. As of Nov.

It is 52 days until Christmas. Don’t start groaning about this being one of “those” columns because I am not a Christmas fanatic. In all honesty, I’m not much of a fan of Christmas.

For as long as I can remember I have been a fan of the Toronto Blue Jays.

Admittedly, I don’t know much about politics. It’s not an area of interest for me, and anyone who knows me knows that if it’s not in one of those very specific areas, I probably don’t care about it at all.

What a night for Canada.