AllTheWeirdnessThatFits SimultaneousFusion&FissionVille Apropo of almost nothing at all….. Except, of course what is really going on in provincial politics (ie. is the center-right splitting or coalescing>), the (not)Premier was out…
Biking to work improves your mood. It also gives you a better perspective on life, and helps you get enough daily exercise to avoid some of life’s more terrible ailments.…
Estates Associates Inc. v. 1645112 Ontario Ltd., 2012 ONCA 75 is another summary judgment case arising under the amended Rule 20. Once again, a weak case was held to be sufficient to avoid…
Michael MacMillan recently sat down with Cartt.ca editor and publisher Greg O’Brien to chat about Alliance Atlantis, what he’s learned and what he hopes for his new company, Blue Ant…
With Harper on a plane bound for China, the question became just which of his cabinet ministers was going to be back-up PM for the day? And when Nycole Turmel…
The CRTC has agreed to postpone Canadian Broadcasting Corp.’s licence renewal application until after a federal budget that is expected to reduce its funding.
I’ve been following with considerable interest the local print media’s reaction to the proposed by-law in the City of Greater Sudbury which would limit unnecessary vehicular idling to one minute.…
A public service announcement from Canadian Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver — courtesy of The Province editorial cartoonist Dan Murphy.
Thank you to everyone who participated in the recent “help me get rid of zip” discussion, both on wmtc and by email. And thanks to CNET, for this video! I…
Both Rafe Mair and Damien Gillis of The Common Sense Canadian were on hand in Prince Rupert this past weekend to witness and take part in a historic gathering to…
Recall Remembrance Day, when party leaders traditionally make short statements in the House of Commons to pay their respects? The Harper Conservatives weren’t having any of that nonsense: Conservative MPs…
At tonight's council meeting one of the agenda items will be the third and final reading of the proposed changes to the sections of the city's business licence bylaw that…
At tonight’s council meeting one of the agenda items will be the third and final reading of the proposed changes to the sections of the city’s business licence bylaw that…
At tonight's council meeting one of the agenda items will be the third and final reading of the proposed changes to the sections of the city's business licence bylaw that…
At tonight’s council meeting one of the agenda items will be the third and final reading of the proposed changes to the sections of the city’s business licence bylaw that…
You have to be a really far-gone wingnut to fall for The Onion jokery. But if the subject is abortion, as the recent Komen-Planned Parenthood kerfuffle has shown us, there…
“A Saskatchewan law limiting the ability of public sector workers to go on strike has been ruled unconstitutional by a Queen’s Bench judge. In a 132-page decision released Monday, Regina…
The NDP nail it when describing choices the Cons are making for us.
Columnist says that while talent is an undeniable part of the success of Quebec made films, nurturing has a lot to do with the result and is due in no…
