Germany Nears 50% Solar Record
Germany is going into solar power in a big way. On Friday and Saturday, the country’s new solar grid put out 22-gigawatts of electricity, the equivalent of 20 nuclear power…
Germany is going into solar power in a big way. On Friday and Saturday, the country’s new solar grid put out 22-gigawatts of electricity, the equivalent of 20 nuclear power…
… about as much as I agree with the religious views of the Shitizen’s David Warren… but I do have to go along with this article penned by Jesse Kline…
This and that for your Tuesday reading. – Harald Bauder comments on the Cons’ continued efforts to provoke a race to the bottom when it comes to wages: (B)oth the…
As promised, the second installment in my new series of Pork Barrel audits involves the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (aka FedDev). This initiative got into the news…
I blogged about Dave Eggers’ What Is the What, while I was still reading it. It turned out to be an extraordinary book, both in the ordeals the Sudanese refugees…
Looking down on Earth from space, it’s easy to spot where the rich people live and where the poor don’t. The picture below, published at Grist.com, illustrates the point. That’s…
Plenty of others are theorizing that it’s time for some radical action in response to the Cons’ continued contempt for democratic accountability. But I’ll take a few minutes to work…
It is widely reported that the paper of record in your capital, The Ottawa Citizen, is shutting down its Sunday paper. Paul Godfrey, the grand pubba of Postmedia, made the…
Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Tuesday, May 29, 2012: Supreme Court of British Columbia Declares Hearing Fees Unconstitutional George Zimmerman Case: Timelines and…
Dinner last night with an old friend who toils in the mines of Labour and Delivery. She has worked there for four years. She told me of an incident not…
Here’s what Premier Kathy Dunderdale said on March 6 about possible job cuts in the provincial public sector (emphasis added in all): Mr. Speaker, we have not talked about cuts….Front-line…
Coddled kids with a mistaken sense of entitlement? Yes there’s some of that. But if it were just that, the strike would have fizzled out long before now. The idea…
Last weekend friends from San Francisco were in town and we spent hours walking around Montreal. It’s always a pleasure to have out of town guests because you do and…
…by someone who knows whereof he speaks. Like he says: too little, too late.
As the final House of Commons vote on controversial copyright bill C-11 approaches, law professor Michael Geist asks some questions to highlight what the new law could have been if…
Last night on #FAQMP, #cpc MP Scott Armstrong answered a question (my question) about #M312, was he going to Vote for or against the motion. He is voting against it.…
Why should Quebecers have all the fun? If you’re in the Toronto area, you can join a Manif Casserole tomorrow, May 30. People are gathering at Dufferin Grove Park, 875…
Animals inspire, intrigue, and move people in a way nothing else can. Andrew Hosner and Amanda Erlandson gathered together a group of incredible ‘new contemporary’ artists for “Wild at Heart…
800px-Richard_Leakey.jpg In the world of evolutionary science, you don’t get much more prominent than Richard Leakey (pictured here). An anthropologist and conservationist, he’s the son of the archaeologist couple Louis…
Now that Conservative Ted Opitz has launched his appeal of the nullification of the Etobicoke-Centre election result, it looks like a bit of a public relations effort has started by…