Dispatch from the Front Line: The Unbearable Challenge of Prime Ministering
On Canada's Supreme Court on People With A Vagina; how to prevent a break in; and nitpicking French translations
Well fellow Line fans, and especially those among you who have a vagina, welcome back to our much beloved weekly Dispatch.
Today we’re going to delve into jargon chicanery at The Supreme Court, Toronto Police Service’s excellent advice for preventing the break ins they definitely will not, and debates about the correct translation for the French-Canadian idiom “platte”.
But first:
If you are in Calgary, you are running out of time to buy tickets to our first live podcast show to be held at The Plaza theatre on April 19, and sponsored by our own excellent legal team DS Lawyers in Calgary. Even though we only officially launched this event in our dispatch last week, we are well over half way sold out. No word of a lie: at this rate we do not expect to have extra tickets sitting around for much longer. If you want to come, grab these things now.
As for our paid-only post-show meet and greet — sorry, we’re already sold out. If you really, really want to come to that, you’ll now have to engage in a series of ever-more complicated challenges engineered to test your wit and skill in order to find the location.
On that note, to the Dispatch!