New Poll - The last one bombed...
Most Popular Topic Poll! Choose your favorite topic, where do you park your mouse when you surf? Here are the choices and the poll:
War/News/Politics
Weather
Sports
Music
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VOTE
New Poll - Who's Side Are You On?
Due to the "old style news media" still trying to push for more conflicts and war, we have decided to muck up thier plans. This poll is a new poll which will be followed by an onslaught of even more polls after storm season is done. Yes, once again we do not fudge the numbers, we just report them. The last poll was never blogged about and therefore had very little traffic, this one will be different. The results of past polls have been posted and more detailed results may still follow in due time. So without further delay, here is the new poll:
http://www.saskatoonscanner.com/polls/
New Poll - Nuclear War
Since the last poll was a complete flop, there is a new poll now out that should heat this blog up a bit.
"Are you in favor of nuclear war?" This seems to be the HOTTEST topic on the net right now, so here we go....
VOTE!
New Poll
With the results of the Canadian Federal Election now in, we have come up with a new poll. The question is this:
Are you satisfied with the results of the Canadian Federal Election?
Available answers:
- Yes
- No
- Don't care
- We should have a run-off election of the two leading parties.
...this link will take you to the voting page...
No Early Results Here...
No early results here. The Canadian Federal Election is on today and everyone is encouraged to get out and vote. We are patiently waiting for the results to come in. Listening to a little jazz music on ShoutCAST.com
New Polls After Election - Results Posted Here
After the Canadian Federal Election votes get cast and added up, there will be a new poll or two. You will find the results of our latest poll on the following page:
SaskatoonScanner PollsWe've streamlined the main webiste for a new look:
More on the Vellacott Story
Candidates in Saskatoon's Wanuskewin riding went toe to toe on the David Kirton show on
650 NTR News Talk Radio, this afternoon. The panel discussion was already charged by the controversy surrounding Chris Axworthy's Liberal campaign office, which appeared to be nearly empty at the time of the broadcast, as usual. Instead of holding his staff accountable or resigning, Axworthy claimed that it is impossible to control all of the people in his office. NDP candidate, former police chief and mayor, Jim Madden, tore into both Vellacott and Axworthy on the radio program.
Another blog was found on Google News today that contained some more new election waves,
The Potent Pew claims that Hollywood director, Micheal Moore broke Canadian law and should face the consequences (likely a slap on the wrist).
