On By-Election Results
There were four by-elections in Canada yesterday. One in Quebec, one in Ontario and two in Manitoba. Nobody expected Vic Toews’ riding, Provencher, to change hands and it didn’t even…
There were four by-elections in Canada yesterday. One in Quebec, one in Ontario and two in Manitoba. Nobody expected Vic Toews’ riding, Provencher, to change hands and it didn’t even…
Karl Marx’s Revenge: Class Struggle Grows Around the World | TIME.com. Karl Marx was supposed to be dead and buried. With the collapse of the Soviet Union and China’s Great…
Last night, constituents of Brandon–Souris in Manitoba voted for change, but got stuck with the same old same old. Fifty-five percent voted for a center-left candidate. But because we have…
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Trudeau was so confident in the wake of the Forum poll, that he started waving “Vote PC” signs on the campaign trail. On the surface, nothing really happened last night.…
Hope and Hard Work has become the oft-repeated Liberal mantra under Justin Trudeau. And it can also be used to describe where the Liberals find themselves after Monday’s by-elections: with…
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From The Archaeology News: Most scientists agree that humans began arriving in the Americas between 13,000 and 15,000 years ago, and the Clovis people of North and Central America are…
I came across this gem while reading Hayek’s discussion of private monopoly and competition in Law, Legislation and Liberty. Hayek is discussing the relationship between competition and economic rationality, disputing…
It looks like New Democrat Leader Thomas Mulcair got an early lump of coal from Santa last night. The orange surge in Quebec came up short and Tommy’s star candidate…
The suburbs are designed for cars as opposed to people and this is a problem that has surprising side effects from personal health issues to an increase in violent deaths.…
Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Tuesday, November 26, 2013: GTA Lawyers Take Note of New Motion Practice Direction (Toronto) Pot smokers warned: think…
There are times when the talk in the province sounds a bit like the soundtrack to a movie, a comedy to be precise. On Monday, finance minister Tom Marshall sounded…
This and that for your Tuesday reading. – Richard Seymour comments on more and more draconian anti-protest laws which are being applied to attack public activism: To understand why this…
The damage keeps piling up. Yesterday the Conservatives won Brandon-Souris by a mere 391 votes. In Provencher, Vic Toews’ former riding, Liberal numbers went from 7% to 30%. And, Michael…
Not sure what I mean? Take a look at this chart that I found over at Maclean’s: That chart shows, rather dramatically, that Trudeau’s Liberals gained vote everywhere. Everyone else…
I still think most of these would be whiskey, not coffee. (h/t to Mark Victor Young.) Alltop is a stiff drink of humor.
Some old fellow by the name of Williams once said that there was no greater fraud than an unkept promise. He said that around the time he promised to bring…
Golly. I can only imagine the state Stephen Harper must have been in last night as he watched the byelection results come in. Especially the one in Brandon-Souris, the riding…
Status Quo. Close in Brandon. Whumped ’em in T.O. Center and Bourassa LPC increased its vote share, so that’s nice but no big thng. Didn’t I tell you so? I…