Your Daily Digital Digest for Wednesday, June 4, 2014
Your news links for today: A People’s Plea: Don’t Spy on Us – The Tyee 10 reasons you should be creeped out by Stephen Harper’s anti-privacy agenda – Press Progress…
Your news links for today: A People’s Plea: Don’t Spy on Us – The Tyee 10 reasons you should be creeped out by Stephen Harper’s anti-privacy agenda – Press Progress…
My initial (biased) impressions of the debate are: – As someone who is supporting the OLP, I’d have much preferred if Wynne had started stronger, but the first two topics…
Stephen Harper has been in power for the high side of a decade. That’s a long time. Most Prime Ministers by this point in their careers have figured out that…
In an interview in 2012, Hilary Clinton was asked “Which designers do you prefer?” Her response was brilliant: “Would you ever ask a man that question?” Says journalist Mary Elizabeth…
Last year, the Massachusetts supreme judicial court made a landmark decision that will not only affect the lives of countless young offenders in their state, but also the lives of…
Miscellaneous material for your mid-week reading. – Neil Irwin highlights the reality that top-heavy economic growth has done nothing to reduce poverty in the U.S. over the past 40 years:…
Timmy is an idiot.. This week he introduced Grover Norquist’s “Taxpayer Protection Pledge,” into Canada. The one page pledge that we all should know by now, blackmailed republicans in congress…
(I had not intended to write today, but there have been developments….) ..You would never guess it from a reading of the Irving press, but we are close to war…
Before the Tuesday telecast, voters who tuned in said they preferred the Liberals over the Conservatives by 37 per cent to 31 per cent. Afterward, the Liberals were at 40…
When it comes to collection of plasma for pharmaceutical purposes, Canada appears to be on the verge of becoming more like the United States. That may not be a good…
25 years ago in Tiananmen Square there was a protest against the Chinese government. The protest was dealt with lethal force by the government – killing many people. Since then,…
Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Wednesday, June 4, 2014: Why lawyers will love iOS 8 Jury dress code violated defendants’ rights, lawyers say…
The big question I can’t answer is this one: in an election campaign where no one has been paying attention, was anyone paying attention last night? If so, get ready…
Was that a flashback to Canada’s federal leaders John Turner and Brian Mulroney in 1984? These people need new material. The Ontario leaders’ television event last night was like a…
Kathleen Wynne gave a less than stellar performance in last night’s Ontario Leaders Debate. But, this morning, even John Ivison at the National Post writes: The PC leader spent the…
Protests erupted in Spain last week at the site of the first major delivery of tar sands crude imported from Canada via the United States. According to a news report…
Protests erupted in Spain last week at the site of the first major delivery of tar sands crude imported from Canada via the United States. According to a news report…
It only took about fifteen minutes of watching the Ontario leader's debate before I started to wish that I was watching something else. Anything else.Or just lounging around with my…
Calculate how much the Wynne Government will end up gouging you every year thanks to: More delisted services Increased user fees Improved eco fees More regressive taxes Regressive pension plan:…