Keep On Truckin' Harper

Canada and Ukraine sign free trade agreement

This will be good for both countries.

Was It Putin?

Nuclear bomb detonated in Ukraine – nuclear blast detected

And we thought the Cold War was over.

Ukraine

Ukraine crisis: Pentagon 'chief' inclined to send weapons

Lawmakers to Obama: Arm Ukraine now

It’s Time for the West to Arm Ukraine

I am fully in support of this.

About Those Stalwart Ukrainian-Canadians

Ukrainians in Canada could be game-changers in federal election

"Federal political parties have been staunchly showing support for pro-Western aspirations in Ukraine and condemning Russian aggression in the Crimean peninsula. The fact there are more than 1.2 million Canadians of Ukrainian descent may help explain this."

Previously.

Does Anybody Think It Will Work?

In either case? I have my doubts:

Rival Ukraine forces ready pullback under new peace plan


Israel, Hamas to resume indirect cease-fire talks in Cairo

Ukraine

Ukraine conflict: How we got here - in two minutes

About That Malaysian Airliner Shot Down...

...over Ukraine, I wonder who was on board that Putin wanted dead? Reminds me of the Korean Airlines disaster. Who said the Cold War was over?

Dropping The K-Bomb

'Putin Khuilo!': Ukraine's Obscene, Patriotic Rallying Cry

Apparently it might be equivalent to calling someone a "dick".

"Every culture has a curse word so vulgar, so base, so utterly crass that its utterance can cause a sharp intake of breath among even the saltiest of swearers. So imagine what happens when that word goes from being the proprietary epithet of construction workers and market traders to a mainstream slogan embraced by the elderly, women, and children alike?

That's precisely what's happened in crisis-ridden Ukraine, where the term khuilo has become one of the most patriotic rallying cries since "Yes We Can" or "Vive La Révolution."

The term—which translates roughly as the rudest variation on the male anatomy you can think of (opinions vary)—has appeared on banners, graffiti, and the lips of thousands of Ukrainians angered by Russian meddling and eager to compare Vladimir Putin to said body part. "Putin Khuilo!" has even been popularized as a boisterous song, chanted everywhere from Kiev's Independence Square to far-flung pockets of Ukrainian solidarity in Japan and California."

Oooh my.