Red Cedar
More apocalypse, less angst
Category: Think
Blocking images.
I had a realization while traveling to Courtenay yesterday (driving being good for unbroken periods of reflection which almost no other activity invites) that since the beginning of the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, I have studiously avoided looking at any… Continue Reading “Blocking images.”
Bike fight.
I rode on part of the Dunsmuir buffered bike lane today on my way to work – it’s still blocked off with City of Vancouver barricades and signs, but there are some place where you can get through now and it’s a heck of… Continue Reading “Bike fight.”
Not too little. Not too late.
Confrontation and conflict in the last forty years of Canadian environmentalism. (Published in the Earth Day issue of Resistance Magazine, 2010) “It is to this new-found resolution to reassert our indivisibility with life, to recognize the obligations incumbent upon us as the most powerful… Continue Reading “Not too little. Not too late.”
Unbelonging.
I feel like anything I say right now will be used against me. I haven’t bothered to post my photographs from Friday’s demos. I hate the surveillance drones and the helicopters… true. But I’m not keen on going out with the protesters anymore either.… Continue Reading “Unbelonging.”
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