PhotobyWadnerPierre.JPG By Wadner Pierre- originally published by The Maroon For the first time in two years, a group of Loyola students traveled to a US military- sponsored school in Fort…
PhotobyWadnerPierre.JPG By Wadner Pierre- originally published by The Maroon For the first time in two years, a group of Loyola students traveled to a US military- sponsored school in Fort…
PhotobyWadnerPierre.JPG By Wadner Pierre- originally published by The Maroon For the first time in two years, a group of Loyola students traveled to a US military- sponsored school in Fort…
PhotobyWadnerPierre.JPG By Wadner Pierre- originally published by The Maroon For the first time in two years, a group of Loyola students traveled to a US military- sponsored school in Fort…
Rumor has it that cut-backs at Sun Media means staff have been forced to buy word processing software without a spell-check function. From here.
TEDx has recently been used as a platform for pseudoscience, and in response they have published an open letter full of good advice on how non experts can spot pseudoscience.
Collingwood council has hit the halfway mark in its term, and aside from the bump (bubble?) in the road that was the rec facility debate, there’s not much to point…
…as here, is like comparing the Beatles to Milli Vanilli. Like comparing Kobe beef to ground chuck. Like comparing Stephen Hawking to Johnny English. Like comparing a Harley to a…
Working my way backwards, this the second of four talks I attended that I’ll be reporting on. * * * * In November, I heard Nikos Loudos of the Socialist…
Len Berman’s That’s Sports informs that on this day in 1844 laughing gas, nitrous oxide, was used in dentistry for the first time. Hall and Oates put it best when…
Len Berman’s That’s Sports informs that yesterday was the anniversary of the first edition of Playboy. 1953. Mazel Tov. WFDS
The following guest post was written by Kevin Grandia and was published on DeSmog Blog on Dec 10/12. Right now, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s Conservative party are blaketing the…
People who supported the December 2008 expropriation bill had a very hard time on Monday justifying the mess they created in which taxpayers of the province are now responsible for…
Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Tuesday, December 11, 2012: Dominique Strauss-Kahn court case settled as hotel maid receives rumored $6 million Lawyer loses…
…so says The Hill Times. Thanks, Hill Times!
Readers of this blog may be aware that I am no fan of Harper Defence Minister Peter MacKay. The breadth of his ineptitude is stunning, and the concept of ministerial…
The Conservative Party of Canada appears to be incapable of embarrassment. Consider their argument against the robocall case, which opened yesterday. Arthur Hamilton, the party’s lawyer, accused the Council of…
This and that for your Tuesday reading. – John Cameron highlights the importance of liberal arts education – as well as the fact that only a few people (who happen…
RBC leads big bonus parade for Canadian banks Canada’s banks have set aside $10.3 billion for bonuses, a 7.5 per cent increase over last year, bucking the global trend toward…
… doesn’t have anything better to do than to declare war on Santa-haters? Really, Uncle Tony? Really? The Government of Canada has no guidelines that restrict federal employees from putting…
