Male Caregiver Community – Because Men Care Too
This morning, I had the pleasure of chatting with Scott McNabb, Executive Director of Homewatch Caregivers Canada. Like many other passionate professionals in the caregiving field, Scott is a former…
October 2013
#yegvote Google Hangout with Kerry Diotte
Tweet Last night on the #yegvote Google Hangout, Ryan Hastman, Mack Male and I were joined by mayoral candidate Kerry Diotte. We faced some minor technical difficulties, but overall I…
Friday Morning ‘Rider Blogging
Early in the season, the Saskatchewan Roughriders frequently dug themselves into a hole at the beginning of a game, only to pile up just enough points at the end to…
Oct.4: Well, I once had hope of Cole Hobson….
…..His columns were never brilliant. But at least they were unpretentious, and they dealt with subjects of some meaning to our daily lives. But today, he decided to deal with…
Friday Morning Links
Assorted content to end your week. – Glen Hodgson and Brenda Lafleur explain how Canada’s lower and middle classes alike have been left out of any economic growth as a…
Harrying the Hair on his holiday.
Is this fair? Here is the Hair having a relaxed prorogation vacation and he is being harried by his supposedly tame news media. Damn it all, you give the television…
Consumers First. Really?
John Ivison recently reported that the Harper government is going to announce a “Consumers First” agenda in the upcoming throne speech. Rick Smith writes that, if there is one person…
Funding structure leaves psychologists out of team-based care
Pop Quiz: Who’s the biggest employer of psychologists in the country? If you guessed Corrections Canada you’d be absolutely correct. There’s mostly two ways to get public coverage for the…
140Law – Legal Headlines for Friday, October 4, 2013
Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Friday, October 4, 2013: Judging Stephen Harper’s choice of judges: Chris Hall North York woman who died two…
Gap and Old Navy in Bangladesh: cheating the poorest workers in the world – Institute for Global Labour and Human Rights
Gap and Old Navy in Bangladesh: cheating the poorest workers in the world – Institute for Global Labour and Human Rights
Gap and Old Navy in Bangladesh: cheating the poorest workers in the world – Institute for Global Labour and Human Rights
Gap and Old Navy in Bangladesh: cheating the poorest workers in the world - Institute for Global Labour and Human Rights
Gap and Old Navy in Bangladesh: cheating the poorest workers in the world – Institute for Global Labour and Human Rights
Gap and Old Navy in Bangladesh: cheating the poorest workers in the world – Institute for Global Labour and Human Rights
More Collateral Damage From USia’s Wars
Rest assured that the ongoing US government shutdown (or slimdown, if one prefers the wingnut parlance) won’t stop the prescription opiates overmedicated veterans are now hooked on post Iraq/Afghanistan from…
More Collateral Damage From USia’s Wars
Rest assured that the ongoing US government shutdown (or slimdown, if one prefers the wingnut parlance) won’t stop the prescription opiates overmedicated veterans are now hooked on post Iraq/Afghanistan from…
Australia finishes counting
There are still recounts, of course, but, in general, counting is finally done. Note that previously elected Senators also appear in the table, this explains the 1 “other” in Victoria.…
Lala is perilously close to 50 today
…and she doesn’t look a day over 47! Happy Festival of Lala!
Review: Salt Sugar Fat: How the Food Giants Hooked Us
How would you react if I told you it wasn’t your fault you’re fat? Not entirely, anyway. Not the way that the medical profession or society at large would have…
SoHo selfie, 7 a.m.
Heading back to TeeDot soon. Got the T-shirt, though.