Feb.7: Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today..
…at first, it looks like a burial. Today’s headline, front page, of the Moncton Times and Transcript is “N.B. has huge shale gas potential: Lapierre.” But a substantial part, including…
…at first, it looks like a burial. Today’s headline, front page, of the Moncton Times and Transcript is “N.B. has huge shale gas potential: Lapierre.” But a substantial part, including…
This story has been kicking around for a few days. Former CTV News Conservative party apologist turned Harper senator, Mike Duffy, seems to be in a great deal of hot…
Intervention, observation ou réponse de l’intimé / Intervention, comment or answer by respondentDate reçu / Date Arrived: 2013-02-06Numéro de processus public / Public Process Number: 2013-19Numéro d’intervention / Intervention Number:…
New York’s Department of Environmental Conservation has chosen Robert Jacobi, a University at Buffalo geologist with ties to the natural gas industry, to study the link between fracking and earthquakes,…
With the Muskrat Falls debate dying a slow but certain death and law school turning out to be a bit labor intensive, I have been slacking on the blog lately…
A new digital media challenge is looking for creative work that addresses the need to improve democracy in the United States. And as it is with American democracy in practice,…
Interesting story. To read the story click here.
R. v. Jack, 2013 ONCA 80 is a strong case released today on the frailties of eyewitness identification evidence: The dangers inherent in eyewitness identification evidence and the risk of…
Or, otherwise known as: For the love of God, irregardless isn’t a word! I spend a lot of my time writing, reading and editing. Many non-words are in common use…
R. v. Johnson, 2013 ONCA 73 holds that when a witness identifies the accused as the offender in court and testifies that he remembers identifying the same person in an…
Download: earthgauge-podcast-feb7-2013.mp3 This week on Earthgauge Radio, we’re talking about the Shell drilling rig that ran aground near Alaska’s Kodiak Island at the end of December and we discuss the…
This week two school boards are wrestling with decisions about school closures – Kootenay Columbia, and Port Alberni. In Kootenay Columbia, the decision was made that the Board would no…
You might think that Ethiopia is a country that would take its food supply very, very seriously. We’re regularly greeted by appeals for donations to help relieve starvation in the…
…this one is indeed breaking news. (And let’s not forget who appointed him to the Senate in the first place.)
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“In a move reminiscent of former prime minister Paul Martin’s 2004 decision to strike the Gomery commission into the federal Liberals’ sponsorship scandal that happened on Jean Chrétien’s watch…”
It seems the Conservatives are prepared to ease up on supply management, according to this report from the Globe. In order to secure new markets for Canada’s pork and beef…
Labour has long remained skeptical about the value of the Local Health Integration Networks. From the start the perception was the LHINs would be used to distance government from unpopular…
Richard Hughes-Political Blogger The Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives-BC Division -Policy Notes has delved into the BC Election Laws somewhat and issued this heads up that should be of broad…