Posts Tagged ‘kingston penitentiary’
Goodbye King Pen
Despite running a tough-on-crime agenda, tabling the obnoxious omnibus punishment legislation, scaring votes out of the public and promising to BUILD sixteen billion dollars worth of new prisons across the country, our wonderful Conservative Government of Canada (note how I use their descriptive terminology of choice…because I sure do not feel they deserve the title […]
Portsmouth Village
Although I don’t really live in Portsmouth Village, I like to say I do. Technically, I live in Alwington neighbourhood, which is right on the eastern edge of Portsmouth Village. Close enough. *tangent* – recently (past three months or so) I’ve noticed that I’m becoming more ambivalent (than usual) toward planning research. As identified in […]
Prison Land
Why would I be mentioning King Penitentiary? I often walk past it on my way down to Portsmouth Village and usually there is line of vehicles parked in front of the King Street entrance. Visitors. It is a rather depressing sight actually. I often wonder who they are visiting. Kingston Penitentiary is home to some […]
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