Okay, I'm off the home page.

He's a pretty good writer. I hope he's spending more time doing great theaters and great theatres than he is worrying about those commas and spaces.

Besides, neither theater nor theatre is wrong, especially in Canada. That's not a slam, either -- how are you supposed to spell things -- Britlike or Americanese -- when you're in a country that did not enthusiastically reject British rule, and that also just happens to border a huge country that did? England and America are two countries famously described as separated by a common language, and Canada is in a worse mess, linguistically. After all, they also have their rabid French division, the world's first proof that multiculturalism splits countries rather than just being a nice benign way to act.