Author Archives: Edward Brain

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About Edward Brain

I am a long time condo activist and have a background in Business Administration. I am also an avid transit enthusiast, photographer, and filmmaker.

Baseball Divisional Series

The wild card games are in the bag for 2013.  Now we can move onto the divisional series (first round) of the Major League Baseball (M.L.B.) playoffs. American League Divisional Series (A.L.D.S.) In the A.L., the Eastern Division Champion Boston … Continue reading

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Are the St. Louis Cardinals the Best Team of the 21st Century?

Despite their failure to capture the World Series this year, there is a question we need to discuss: are the St. Louis Cardinals the best in the 21st Century?  I would certainly say they are. Let’s just look at their … Continue reading

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Leafs vs. Habs: The Greatest Rivalry

Originally posted on Edward Brain's Blog:
It’s now the end of the National Hockey League (NHL) 2012-2013 regular season, with the Toronto Maple Leafs playing host to their arch rivals the  Montreal Canadiens.  The Canadiens would win 4-1, to…

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M.L.B. Wild Card Match-ups

Now that the Tampa Bay Rays have defeated the Texas Rangers to secure the second wild card in the American League (A.L.), let’s look at the wild card match-ups: In the National League (N.L.), the Cincinnati Reds visit the Pittsburgh … Continue reading

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Munenori Kawasaki Deserves Another Year in Toronto

Blue Jays player Munenori Kawasaki has earned a spot on the 25 man roster for Toronto in 2014.  He certainly has Blue Jays fans behind him – even when he grounds out, the crowds in Toronto applaud him for his … Continue reading

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Tampa Holds on to Beat the Blue Jays

The Toronto Blue Jays have lost their final game of 2013, 7-6 to the Tampa Bay Rays.  The Rays took an early 6-0 in the first inning, knocking out Blue Jays start Todd Redmond after only two outs. The Blue … Continue reading

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R.A. Dickey beats the Rays

Tonight, R.A. Dickey pitched 7.1 innings against the Tampa Bay Rays, giving up only five hits and two runs on solo homeruns by Ben Zobrist in the first inning and Delmon Young in the second.  Pitching for the Rays was … Continue reading

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Bud Selig to Retire as MLB Commissioner

Bud Selig announced yesterday that he would be retiring as the Commissioner of Major League Baseball (M.L.B.) after the 2014 season after more than 20 years as Commissioner.  This is not the first time he has announced his plans to … Continue reading

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Condominim Act Review Stage 2

Canada’s Public Policy Forum has released it’s second stage review of Ontario’s Condominium Act.  I’d like to discuss a number of issues in the report: 1)  The report calls for mandatory testing for property managers.  This is a good step … Continue reading

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Moving into/Out of a Condominum

Gerry Hyman has another article.  Let’s discuss it: QUESTION: We have a rule prohibiting moves in or out of a unit on weekends. The board passed a policy at a board meeting specifying that moves would be allowed on weekends. … Continue reading

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