This week, 40 years ago, was probably the most atypical period in Canadian history, a worrisome time fraught with fear in a usually peaceful country and province.
Politics is serious business to Willie Brown, whose predictions and political insights I've covered in Bay Area dailies for years. And the long-time powerful political pro is right more often than just about anyone.
Why don't we see any stories about the broadcasters feasting at the trough each election year? Simple: They own the stations that would air those stories. And they're not about to assign them, either.
