Ditching fossil fuel stocks and replacing them with green energy investments will have little effect on greenhouse gas emissions until there are government and institutional policy changes, according to a…
This is a guest post by Tim Gray, executive director of Environmental Defence. It originally appeared on the Toronto Star. It was troubling last week when Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau…
Golly. What a difference a day makes. On Wednesday Stephen Harper was loudly taunting the opposition.And all but inviting the terrorists to attack us.But yesterday he was suddenly more subdued,…
When I told one of the advisers to Justin Trudeau why I supported the International effort against ISIS/ISIL – and when I pointed out that I agreed with right-wing extremist…
In a decision likely to have implications for net neutrality, the CRTC has ruled that Bell and Vidéotron’s mobile TV practices violate the Telecommunications Act. The post Bell’s Mobile TV…
Gil Bennett, Nalcor vice-president in charge of the Lower Churchill project, took some exceptions to comments in yesterdays posts on Muskrat Falls and electricity prices. Rather than go back and…
Well as you know, Stephen Harper is desperately trying to convince us, and our falling loonie, that everything is under control.And that he is STILL a Great Economist Leader.But I'm…
I add some personal context to the CRTC’s decision about simultaneous substitution, the impact on the ad agency world in urban areas and how Harper will turn it all into…
Thanks to community member Ben Klass, the CRTC ruled that Canadian wireless companies can’t slow down competing services in favour of their own – a huge step towards securing mobile…
Koohestani v. Mahmood, 2015 ONCA 56: Notwithstanding the legitimate concerns raised before Spence J., my difficulty with his decision to strike the appellants’ defence is that he failed to apply…
This government has already proven itself untrustworthy when it comes to protecting Canadians’ privacy rights. So what do we have to look forward to when they introduce a new anti-privacy…
Two big drawbacks to the F-35 are its limited range and mediocre speed. It doesn’t go very far in stealth mode on its internal fuel and it is incapable of…
Harper cranks up broad surveillance spying on law abiding Canadians
One of the last hospitals in Ontario to provide local outpatient medical laboratory testing is transferring the service to the private for-profit Lifelabs Medical Laboratory Services. The move will save…
I sort of suspected it might be snowing when I looked out the window that day. But you know, it could have been just a big wedding with lots of…
Marion v KIA 2015 NUCJ 6: The plaintiff urges the Court to impose a general rule that all affidavits must be filed prior to cross-examinations and seeks to place the…
Gas workers in BC’s Horn River Basin (Photo: Damien Gillis) By Karen Cooling, Marc Lee and Shannon Daub The steady stream of bad news from Alberta’s oilpatch is a potent…
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Although it is a search which is not lawfully authorized that constitutes an unreasonable search that violates your privacy interests, the information obtained as a result of the search will…
John Klein: Here’s what Toronto was like 30 years ago for my Grandma. Originally posted on Grandparents' Journal: Jan. 29, 1985 Only 28 degrees today, little sun & snow flurries…
