Canadians! You have been called to serve your country!

The Canadian Centre for Inquiry has an ambitious goal of establishing a physical center in every major Canadian city, and they've got substantial matching funds to help them do just that. This is the time to donate, if you've got the inclination. I'm sure they'd also accept donations from foreigners, although I'm already jealous enough of Canada that I don't know why I'd want to make them even more awesome.

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