* Via @AnonymousOpsIRC on Twitter: From Boston to Afghanistan, nobody deserves to get blown up at anytime. #peace not #war American comedian Patton Oswalt posted a thoughtful response to the…
Thanks to the hundreds of thousands of Canadians, it looks like independent ISPs like Teksavvy, Distributel, Acanac, and Start are finally gaining the ability to do what Canadians need them…
You know how they are; always talking common sense. Heck Mike Harris even had a Common Sense Revolution. Frank Lawrence Shillingford *Common sense is the collection of prejudices acquired by…
EKOS Research, who have been doing a multitude of polling as of late (and whose survey poll I’ve joined, though we’ll see if I’m ever asked about voting intentions), have…
“Rita MacNeil, the Canadian singer-songwriter from Cape Breton with the sweetly powerful voice, passed away Tuesday night following complications from surgery. She was 68. MacNeil’s longtime promoter, Brian Edwards, says…
The biggest story on page 1 is “Events centre hopefuls a varied group”. Well, yeah. Any goup is made up of varied people – to some degree. So what? This…
R v Conseil Scolaire Fransaskois, 2013 SKCA 35 is a useful case for the proposition that the determination of whether an interlocutory injunction ought to be granted will be considered…
R v Conseil Scolaire Fransaskois, 2013 SKCA 35 is a useful case for the proposition that the determination of whether an interlocutory injunction ought to be granted will be considered…
#UselessSuperPowers was a thing on Twitter yesterday, and it was nice to see one in cartoon form. Please use the comment form to add your own, Alltop can make you…
Experimenting in Paper53 with the fill background. Filed under: art Tagged: chair, waiting
Just thinking out loud here, but is it possible that the nasty attack ads the Harper Conservatives rolled out on Monday, impugning Justin Trudeau’s lack of content and maturity, make…
I didn’t hear or see them, but this morning Le Devoir has this great photo of Black Watch pipers swing on Montreal’s musical swings yesterday. The Royal Highland Regiment of…
By Sandra Thomas, Staff writer Vancouver Courier, April 16, 2013 Photograph by: File Photo, Dan Toulgoet Former park board commissioner Stuart Mackinnon has been named the Green Party candidate for…
Miscellaneous material for your mid-week reading. – Thomas Walkom points out that banks are far from the only corporations who are conspicuously moving jobs offshore to the detriment of Canadian…
The Conservatives in Newfoundland and Labrador are politically deaf. They only hear themselves. Former fisheries minister Trevor Taylor used his Telegram column on Monday to issue a few hypocritical tut…
The Conservatives in Newfoundland and Labrador are politically deaf. They only hear themselves. Former fisheries minister Trevor Taylor used his Telegram column on Monday to issue a few hypocritical tut…
Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Wednesday, April 17, 2013: Canada Social Security Tribunal (SST) established to hear Employment Insurance appeals begins operations Musharraf…
Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Wednesday, April 17, 2013: Canada Social Security Tribunal (SST) established to hear Employment Insurance appeals begins operations Musharraf…
In 1923, William Carlos Williams wrote one of the most profound poems in the English language: The Red Wheelbarrow. It reads like a Japanese Zen haiku: so much depends upon…
For those as weary of political attack ads as I am, The Star’s Carol Goar has an interesting column in today’s edition. Entitled Debating ‘dark arts’ of political campaigning, Goar…
