07:57 on 2012/05/23 Reply  

• Clément 08:08 on 2012/05/23 Permalink

  Obviously an attempt by the secret conspiracy alliance between La Presse and the Liberal party to engulf protesting students as they walk down Sherbrooke St. I knew it!

• Kate 08:19 on 2012/05/23 Permalink

  I kind of liked the CBC’s headline “after student protest” – I suppose they mean “wow, what if that had happened when people were walking over it” but it does sound a bit implied cause/effect.

• Ian 08:28 on 2012/05/23 Permalink

  The obvious interpretation is that since a sinkhole is an act of God and since no students were hurt but the city is disrupted, God is a supporter of the protests. :D

• Kevin 08:52 on 2012/05/23 Permalink

  I blame last September’s water main break at the top of the hill.
  http://montreal.ctv.ca/servlet/an/local/CTVNews/20110908/mtl_flood_110908?hub=MontrealHome

• Hamza 09:13 on 2012/05/23 Permalink

  Blame His Lordship the Emperor Tremblay and a hundred years of winter/spring melts.

• Bill Binns 10:12 on 2012/05/23 Permalink

  How crazy would have it been if that hole had opened up a few hours earlier and swallowed 50-60 protesters? We would have been hearing stories about Tremblay’s evil mafia hit squad until doomsday.

• Hamza 10:24 on 2012/05/23 Permalink

  I wonder if your faith and trust in the Emperor is as solid as that wall of bricks that fell on a passerby last week.

• ant6n 10:32 on 2012/05/23 Permalink

  There was also a giant dip in the street, filled with water, as we (the protest) walked by, it was already blocked off with those traffic cones.

  @Ian
  It was also wierd that it rained all day. Except at 2pm it stopped, and at 5pm it restarted. The sun must like the protesters too ;-)

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