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He’s some Conservative-oriented hack who works as a “columnist,” and I use that word lightly, at the Windsor Star. Here’s what he had to say two days ago on the two budgets – Ontario’s and Canada’s: The Ontario budget of Finance Minister Dwight Duncan went short term, abandoning good sense

. …Who’s Crazy Now? A couple of months ago, when the all three polling sub-categories (eg. LINO’s Down/Dippers Up/BCCons Way, Way Up) first made it readily apparent that the BC Liberal Party, at least as currently configured and branded, was doomed, we wrote the following: “What if the (Fed) Cons

BigWheelsKeepOnTurning Round&RoundVille Personally, I mark my bike riding calendar by the need to wear gloves. Or not. And, despite the fact that it was grey, that there is new snow on the mountains, and that the wind was at my back when I left the near Eastern Townships this morning,

And what constitutes beauty? Maybe it’s the slightly warmer weather, which means that girls and women aren’t so muffled up, but I’ve lately been struck by the care that nearly everybody under the age of 50 lavishes on her eyebrows around here. I remember that last year springtime brought into

Donell v. GJB Enterprises Inc., 2012 BCCA 135 is a careful analysis of when a lawyer's accounting records are privileged. The decision is worth reading in full but here is the Court's conclusion: [59]           In summary, in my view: 1.         at a minimum, Maranda establishes

I’m not saying that the federal government alone is responsible for stimulating Canada’s economy, but putting the majority of the burden on businesses is economic suicide. How are companies who are quick to outsource jobs and to make employees “part time” so as to not have to pay them benefits