Dog in the Manger Mulcair Won’t Back Federalists in Quebec Election
He claims to be the leader of the official opposition for Canada but Tom Mulcair says he’ll stay neutral in the Quebec provincial election. Why won’t he support the federalist…
He claims to be the leader of the official opposition for Canada but Tom Mulcair says he’ll stay neutral in the Quebec provincial election. Why won’t he support the federalist…
Hey, hey – whatever happened to Harper’s Reefer Madness? Word from Elmer’s unfortunate boy, Peter MacKay, is that the Harper regime is looking to backpeddle on its get tough on…
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It may be the biggest military blunder in Canadian history but all signs point to our country succumbing to the F-35, Lockheed’s first-strike, light attack bomber. Harper, the ultimate stealth…
R. v. Goleski, 2014 BCCA 80: Elements of Failure/Refusal As discussed in Lewko at para. 9, the elements of the offence that the Crown must prove are: (i) a proper…
One of the busier news days in quite a while. Let me try to summarize what is going on. 1 – Quebec Election.This will take place on April 7th, in…
Just before announcing that the government’s attacks on Justin Trudeau over marijuana legalization have failed and he will be introducing copy-cat legislation very soon. Later on, MacKay plans to “spin…
One of the most recurring themes on this blog over the past six years has been the prospect of running out of stuff. As the first truly global civilization, mankind…
A lead story from Canadian Press “Canada suspends Russian military ties” tells us that last week the Russians made a dramatic incursion into Crimea. No, they didn’t. There was not…
Robert Reich has a column in today’s Globe and Mail: It’s the inequality, stupid. He discusses how almost all the gains from economic growth over the last 30 years have…
R. v. Doodnaught, 2014 ONCA 172: The public interest component is about the public perception of the reputation of the administration of justice. This is based on the view of…
Canadians have come together from across the political spectrum to denounce Bill C-13, which would give a range of authorities access to the private lives of Canadians without a warrant…
Speaking out against rape culture can create some serious backlash, which reflects our culture of rape. At UBC the dean of the business school muses about firing all the students…
* SAN DIEGO, MARCH 3, 2014 – An aggressively-priced carbon tax in California, with revenue returned to the public, would actually grow the state’s economy and increase jobs, according to…
Australia is somewhat ahead of the global average for climate change temperature rise. The country just passed the 1C mark. There’s obviously plenty more heat on the way in the…
Part of Jimmy Kimmel’s interview of Rob Ford: A lot of people on twitter were saying that Jimmy Kimmel, a comedian, asked the questions Peter Mansbridge wouldn’t, that it was…
Record-breaking heat waves and droughts, flooding and the Polar Vortex have pummeled most of the Earth in recent years and, we’re told, this is a glimpse of even more extreme…
One of several dark stains on the honour of Japan was its practice, during WWII, of impressing foreign women, mainly Korean, into sex slavery to serve Japanese soldiers. They were…
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