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With the West in, it may be better for us to be out

28th Jan 2006, 13:02 GMT

On election day, a press release from the Centre for Family Literacy in Edmonton, headlined ''Two in Five Adult Albertans Cannot Read,'' crossed my desk. Puzzled at first, I soon realized what that two in five was up to (apart from voting for Stephen Harper). They're blogging. (INSIDER Edition subscribers only)

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