Fall Speaking Engagements
I’m fortunate enough to have been invited to speak about my current research and other projects at a few institutions in Quebec and Ontario this Fall (2018). It’s always so…
October 2018
Earthgauge Radio – Oct. 16, 2018
https://earthgauge.files.wordpress.com/2018/10/mixdown-18-10-16.mp3 Environmental news podcast featuring stories from across Canada and around the world. Broadcast every second Tuesday at 12:00 noon EST on CKCU radio 93.1 FM in Ottawa or anytime…
Episode 21: Jumpin’ Joe Anglin, UCP Interruptions Bozai, and the NDP’s $15/hour minimum wage
Joe Anglin’s return to Alberta politics, what happens when a white nationalist, anti-immigration group shows up to a United Conservative Party pub night, and what happens now that the New…
LawFact of the Day: Family Law
Here is your daily LawFact from Wise Law for Wednesday October 17, 2018. Today we are talking about Family Law. Where all matrimonial issues have been resolved as at the…
Bud Day
Today is the day that sweet smell in the air becomes legal. Truthfully, it doesn’t concern me much. I was one of those people who made it through the ’60’s…
Toronto Sun figures out way to combine mayoral endorsement and cannabis
Well done, guys. Not bad.
White supremacist congressman endorses white supremacist mayoral candidate
Faith Goldy, an excellent candidate for Toronto mayor, pro Rule of Law, pro Make Canada Safe Again, pro balanced budget, &…BEST of all, Pro Western Civilization and a fighter for…
Weed is Legal in Canada
Canadians can get high on their own supply thanks to marijuana legalization in the country, which starts today. The motivation for making marijuana illegal in Canada is arguably based on…
This honour might not be justified.
There was an e-mail the other day informing me that Babel-on-the-Bay is being honoured for its support of U.S. Supreme Court Judge Brett Kavanaugh. Good God! Did I? When? Why?…
O Cannabis
O Cannabis! You caved to our demands! We wanted pot – without the reprimand. We’re growing buds; our bloodshot eyes, The True North sells us weed! From far and wide,…
Justin Trudeau and Marijuana Freedom Day
I still have trouble believing it, but in just a few hours it will be Marijuana Freedom Day in Canada.And although some of the old geezers in the blogosphere are…
A Closer Look At What Caused the Edmonton Soldiers of Odin To Re-brand
Meet Tyson Hunt, formerly leader of the Edmonton chapter of the Soldiers of Odin: Hunt had some pretty lofty goals for the SoO in Edmonton after he became leader as…
The Bastards Aren’t Even Trying to Hide It.
Fresh from rewarding their ultra-rich beneficiaries with a $1.5 trillion tax cut, Republicans are complaining about the deficit they just created and they’re targeting Social Security and Medicare cuts to…
Tuesday Night Cat Blogging
Expectant cats.
Why I walked away from Daily Kos
I first thought that something was wrong when comedian Bill Maher was invited to give the keynote address at the University of California Berkeley commencement in December, 2014. A small…
BC Hydro needs restraints
Perhaps an even more vile set of falsehoods is BC Hydro’s continuing claims that demand for electricity by its BC consumers has been growing steadily. That has led to excessive…
The Kingsway Cases at the LPAT: An (Unrepresented) Party’s Observations, Part 5: Wasn’t That a Party?
For a while now, I’ve had the Irish Rovers’ song, “Wasn’t that a Party?” rolling around in my head. I think that after the LPAT deals with the matters I’m…
Doug Ford and the Billion Dollar Carbon Tax Boondoggle
Earlier today I wrote about the way Canadians could punish the members of the Carbon Gang for waging war on the federal carbon tax.Even though scientists believe that they are…
Saskatchewan – a Perfect Petro-Province
It’s the second largest carbon energy producer in Canada and it sure acts like it. The National Observer has an expose on how the government of Saskatchewan looks the other…