The messy divorce of horse racing and slots in Ontario
I play online poker regularly. My wife loves to watch horse racing on TV. Given this, one might think I would be sympathetic to the long running slots-at-racetrack program which…
I play online poker regularly. My wife loves to watch horse racing on TV. Given this, one might think I would be sympathetic to the long running slots-at-racetrack program which…
is quitting her job… And the blogosphere and pundit-class lose an easy target. She and her pricey OJ and smokes behind centre block will be missed. Well, not really. So…
It might not be just the climate that’s at risk this century. We might be on the brink of a much larger sea change sweeping through our political, economic and…
On YouTube and in Mayberry and, of course, as old people’s fave lawyer, Matlock. He passed just a while ago at the age of 86. Say a prayer. WFDS
R. v. Uhrig, 2012 ONCA 470 is a good source for the proposition it is not individual pieces of evidence but their cumulative effect that maters: When arguments are advanced,…
That is why the failed Progressive Conservative leader in Ontario is, in his most recent White Paper, embracing the union busting style of the Dixiecrats and Republican Governor Scott Walker…
There is a story on p. C8 that deserves a close reading – very close. “UNB eyes role in continuing shale gas debate” Sounds reasonable. Except…. The statement is from…
A 6 min video from the Swedish Society of Nature Conservation, exposing in graphic detail the unsustainable methods of producing fish meal for both the Thai tiger prawn industry and…
Watch this new 6 min video from the Swedish Society of Nature Conservation, exposing in graphic detail the unsustainable methods of producing fish meal for both the Thai tiger prawn…
Tricky P, rapping on being a young carer for his grandparents. A terrific young artist giving voice to the experience of roughly 108,000 in Canada alone who are under 18…
The average British working household income is less than $40,000 U.S. That is why I have no use for those who are so privileged by birth. It is sickening. Probably…
In Brad Wall’s Saskatchewan, Potash corporations hold a special, (some would say), untouchable status. Major potash players in Saskatchewan are in American courts facing allegations of international price fixing. This…
I recently wrote a brief post on young Mr. Hudak’s simple-minded and dysfunctional ‘vision’ for returning Ontario to its former industrial glory: gut the unions, a policy which, if ever…
Renowned BC-based whale expert Dr. Paul Spong reports on Day 1 of the 65th annual International Whaling Commission (IWC) meeting, taking place this week in Panama. “This morning, the ambition…
Regular readers know that in the modern world an urban lifestyle is more sustainable than a suburban lifestyle so it’s pretty good news to see that more people in the…
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It’s certainly a plus to see a new site encouraging Saskatchewan citizens to speak out against the Saskatchewan Party’s planned attacks on workers. But while Brad Wall’s party obviously has…
I liked this because: 1. Lynn Crosbie isn’t running with the snarling, snapping media pack, which is what the best columnists should do. 2. She correctly notes that a lot…
This and that for your Tuesday reading. – Roy Romanow comments on Medicare as a major part of Canada’s identity: The achievement of universal health care took a long, acrimonious…