4739…Happy Birthday Mr. Vice President
No not Joe Biden. It is sixteen candles plus for the man who wants to be Mitt Romney’s Veep, Donald Trump. I hope someone got him a new toupee for…
No not Joe Biden. It is sixteen candles plus for the man who wants to be Mitt Romney’s Veep, Donald Trump. I hope someone got him a new toupee for…
Mike Crawley, he is the president, er, President, of the Liberal Party of Canada, sent me an email this morning. In that missive he told me that the leadership convention…
Justice minister Felix Collins and his colleagues are having a bad week. Felix and his buds want to limit public access to government information. They want to make it harder…
… in Prestoland! And it’s looking more and more like I may be able to use my EcoPass a little bit longer than I thought! Which is important to me…
…well, that’s a slight overstatement, but not by much, frankly. Today, they moved in the Ontario legislature to defund the province’s air ambulance service (they’re big on defunding). Among other…
Some people might know that Dr. Dawg took the Fourniers to court for allegedly defamatory comments made some time back by FreeD member Roger Smith (aka Peter O’Donnell). In the…
Lilley attempts to engage me in debate, but I remain distracted by the giant wax figure of Trudeau at St. Lawrence College.
Our friend and fellow blogger Dr. Dawg has won his appeal: Baglow v. Smith Dawg has also been awarded costs. The case will now proceed to trial.
Baglow v. Smith, 2012 ONCA 407 was just released. It suggests that summary judgment is not appropriate in an internet defamation case largely because such needs a factual basis impossible to have on…
The good news is that progressive Canadians are not going to fall for this last gasp, desperate plea by ‘Liberals’ who would rather have Conservatives in power than New Democrats.…
Farmers in the UK have benefited from complimenting their growing of crops with renewable energy production. Some farmers have installed wind turbines and others solar, but the result is the…
… I’m NOT at work today so if you see more than the usual number of posts popping up on this site today and tomorrow, it is NOT because I…
There are a number of interesting names floating around as possible contenders for the Liberal Party of Canada leadership, and many more less than interesting names. While I may or…
Aaron and Kady are both chronicling the omnibus budget bill votes as they happen. But lest there be any doubt, there are still plenty of ways to speak out even…
Working on a PowerPoint presentation, and did up this (yet to be formatted) slide: Which column do you think represents the current state of nursing practice? Filed under: Good Nursing…
A century-old academic paper labelled “Not for publication” has been discovered at the Natural History Museum in Tring, England. The paper, written by a polar explorer in 1915, observes—with horror—the…
As an officer (captain-lieutenant) of the Fraser Highlanders (a Scottish regiment, to be sure), I was delighted to see a photo on p. 1 of section D of what appeared…
Filed under: art, digital, drawing Tagged: 100 cats
I spent 3 hours in the House of Commons from midnight to 3am this morning watching the contemptuous debauchery of the Conservative government squash democracy in ramming through Bill C-38.…
The Japanese supposedly go whaling for “scientific research” purposes. Hard to tell what they’re looking for. Maybe they’re exploring new ways to kill whales or the process by which they…