Climate Change: Lines Of Evidence Part 7
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2014
Harry Neufeld contradicts Poilievre on voter fraud
As has become clear in the last month or so, Conservative MPs are not willing to let little things like truth, evidence or personal integrity get in the way of…
140 Law – Legal Headlines for Friday, March 7, 2014
Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Friday, March 7, 2014: Sperm Donors – The “Seed” of Legal Liability Has Been Planted In Kansas Laws…
Friday Morning Links
Assorted content to end your week. – Following up on yesterday’s column, David Atkins discusses his own preference for front-end fixes to poverty and inequality: The standard way you’ll hear…
Immortality: Photos, Vivan Meir and Art
Seems to me I’ve heard about this in passing before, but today I received a link to a story about Vivan Meir, a New Yorkk nanny who took hundreds of…
What Leaders Read
Earlier this week, Angela Merkel worried that Vladimir Putin was living “in another world.” Leonoid Bershidsky writes that Putin does indeed inhabit another world — not because he’s crazy, but…
Watch the Orange Wave wave goodbye.
Quebec Premier Pauline Marois has made a critical error. When she called the Quebec election, she did not realize who her enemies really are. Her separatists have not just taken…
The Con Regime and the Attempted Muzzling of Marc Mayrand
It couldn't have been a more revolting spectacle. Canada's Chief Electoral Officer Marc Mayrand called to testify before a House of Commons committee.To talk about the foul voter suppression bill…
The mouse in the room: Small business fetish and the minimum wage debate
The scrappy mom-and-pop shop may be a nice image, but how well does it reflect the reality of employment? Small business may be neither as ubiquitous nor economically heroic as…
How’s Ezra’s Defamation Trial Going?
Well, yesterday he brought forward a gentleman named Greg Felton to contest some of the statements made by complainant Khurrum Awan. Former CJC head Bernie Farber is familiar with the…
Shawn: Prince of Denmark #nlpoli
The provincial New Democrats have dropped to single digits among respondents to the latest Corporate Research Associates quarterly omnibus poll. Other than that everything in the party choice results is…
The prohibition of guns – and the violence it will create
Gerald Celente is right, as usual: he said, look at how the government handled the prohibition of alcohol – it was a disaster. They completely failed. All they managed to…
What can be done?
What can be done? How can we help others? How can one person make a difference? Well, there are many ways, of course. Most people in modern Western society, and…
Sperm Donors – The "Seed" of Legal Liability Has Been Planted In Kansas
BY ANA KRALJEVIC, LAWYER, WISE LAW OFFICEIn an interesting January, 2014 decision, a Kansas court held that a man who became a sperm donor after answering an ad in Craigslist…
Laws Required to Swat Employers’ Hands from Employees’ Tip Jar
BY ANA KRALJEVIC, LAWYER, WISE LAW OFFICEIn many workplaces in the service sector, tips are pooled together and, at the end of a shift, divided up among the workers on…
New BC Family Law Act – No More Palm Tree Justice for Unmarried Couples
BY ANA KRALJEVIC, LAWYER, WISE LAW OFFICELast year, British Columbia wholly revamped its family law legislation with a new approach that has serious implications for common-law spouses, whether desired or…
Poor Baby, Poor Mommy – The Rights of Incarcerated Mothers
BY ANA KRALJEVIC, LAWYER, WISE LAW OFFICEBritish Columbia used to have a program in place which permitted inmates to serve their prison sentence with their babies. Despite the untold benefits…
100 Huntley Street US
The, Oh My God! from April Hernandez in the promo at 1:42 is um…er… ah…sets a tone for 100 Huntley Street US brought to you by the Canadian evangelical charity/broadcaster…
Why Budget Day matters less every year
TweetGenerally speaking, Budget Day and the Speech from the Throne have been big events that gave Albertans an indication about the government’s agenda for the year ahead. This week, no…