What’s happening January 21, 2010:
If you can’t wait for the prorogue protest rally on Saturday, there’s a panel discussion being hosted by U of T’s Law Students for Democracy. It happens today from 5:30-7 pm at Bennett Lecture Hall, Flavelle House, at 78 Queen’s Park.
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Meanwhile, Jack Layton says the NDP is going to propose limits on the PM’s ability to prorogue according to whims spurred by criticism of Conservative ineptitude.
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Congratulations go out to the winners of the city’s Bicycle Friendly Business Awards. The “best overall” award went to the Bike Train this year – that’s the service where you take you bike on a train to say, Niagara.
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The province is set to approve a deal for wind and solar farms with Samsung. The Korean company is set to drop $7 bil of their own cash on the renewable energy plan.
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At lot of people are saying Conan O’Brien is done this week. Gawker does a great job of collecting all the relevant clips on the late night imbroglio, including the part where it seems Conan blew $1.5 mil of NBC cash on a Bugatti Veyron just to mock Leno.[rssbreak]
