Here are today's leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter: Supreme Court rules web link doesn't constitute libel -http://goo.gl/uO0AY Supreme Court nominees get grilled - Toronto Star -http://goo.gl/Gkglq What…
It's bad enough having a federal government whose reaction to social problems is to tell the provinces, "No, you go first in dealing with them. I insist." But it's much…
For decades, many economists have noted that GDP is a crude index of a nation's well being. Yesterday, the University of Waterloo introduced a better idea. The Canadian Index of…
Just don't call it a merger, if it makes you feel better let's say "arrangement" or "limited" co-operation, or "joint nominations", but NOT that M word. Nathan Cullen's idea is…
Because Harper promised that Qubec's will not be under represented in the house of commons other provinces are going to suffer. Ontario instead of getting 18 new seats will only…
This column is about OWS but like most of his writings, it's highly translatable: I think it is a good thing that the occupation movement is not making specific policy…
Yesterday was the first full day of hearings at the federal Justice Committee on Bill C-10, the Conservative government's omnibus crime bill. This Globe and Mail report describes the tone…
Quebecor lashes back against CBS's various allegations. Here they defend the various subsidies they receive for their various magazines and other print publications:CBC/Radio-Canada mentions subsidies received by various magazines of…
On October 3, Liberal leader Kevin Aylward issued a news release in which he claimed that the second MQO poll released the Friday before had been “bought and paid for…
monckton_genius.jpg YO - check this out. Jet-setting climate change denier Lord Christopher Monckton has been revealed on Australian television as a fictional character created by comedy gen...
Crime should not be a political football. Conservative or liberal means nothing when it comes to facts - two plus two equals four no matter where you fall on the…
On a crazy, busy day on the Hill, the long-awaited announcement on shipyard contracts was revealed: Irving Shipbuilding in Halifax won the $25 billion contract to build new combat vessels…
Tory Love Story: In Alberta, being a big-shot Conservative means never having to say you’re sorry. Below: Freddy Lee Morton.As far as Alberta’s Information and Privacy Commissioner is concerned, Alberta…
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Pat Martin is clearly onside; both Topp and Mulcair praise his innovativeness; and now Thomas Walkom, National Affairs Columnist of The Toronto Star, is onside. In an article headed A…
British Columbia's shipbuilding industry is happy today, gearing up to work on an $8-billion piece of the largest marine construction program in Canadian history. The federal government takes pride in…
First off, here's a list of the new cabinet members and their portfolios, via Liberal Scarf.The cabinet consists of 22 members, down from the 27 positions in McGuinty's last cabinet.…
Dalton McGuinty: Premier, Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs Jim Bradley: Minister of the Environment Rick Bartolucci: Minister of Northern Development and Mines, Chair of Cabinet Dwight Duncan: Minister of Finance, Deputy…
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Blue collar jobs pay as well as, if not better than, office jobs. But industrial jobs are vanishing. This is a major problem and it will get worse; not everyone…
