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Just Another Day In Harper's Ottawa...
Really quite a disturbing story, only lacking impact because we've become accustomed to this "style" from the Harper government, one that more resembles a military junta in spirit, than Parliamentary democracy.  Don't you dare cross the ... [read more]
IMFAR 2012 Preconference Highlights: Oxytocin, IPADs and the Autism Speaks Autism Treatment Network
Yesterday was a busy day at the IMFAR 2012 Preconference sessions. Although described as a Preconference the days events were packed with information and persons in attendance had to use their time carefully, whether they were sufferin ... [read more]
Senator Larry Smith Has Found A Bad Job
“You have to understand that I’ve worked very hard over my career and to do what I’m doing now I’m making a major, major concession in my lifestyle to even be a senator,” he told the CBC’s Evan Solomon on Power and Politics. [read more]
Enjoying the Sun
The #G20 Office of the Independent Police Review Director report
The National's report above is a good overview of yesterday's release of the G20 report by Ontario's Office of the Independent Police Review. You can read it here and while it is lengthy, the executive summary and ensuing recommendation ... [read more]
ConCalls: Two Month Link Backlog
There’ve been so many robocall stories in a wide range of newspapers, blogs, and online magazines. It’s really hard to keep track, and I’d not so humbly claim I’m in the top 1% of Canadians who understand what went down and the impact i ... [read more]
Fit to Be Tied About Missing Boun Thai
As one of my friends recently observed, the only conservative thing about me is my palate. I have a timid tongue, so exotic cuisine that I actually enjoy is a rare treasure. But now my favourite Thai restaurant has gone missing, and I a ... [read more]
Removing a judge for conflict
Bailey v. Barbour, 2012 ONCA 325 deals with when a judge must recuse themselves because of conflict. [read more]
Tendencies at the top
This is a troubling story that deserves attention: "RCMP conducted five-month national security probe into leaked F-35 story." The Harper government called in the RCMP to investigate a politically embarrassing story involving the decis ... [read more]
Canada Live, May 16: Mulcair is dumb, Oreos aren’t, and Ont. PC sexism
I try and get Rageaholic Tom to calm down. Doesn’t work. [read more]
Sikhs’ ceremonial daggers now allowed in Toronto courthouses
http://www.thestar.com/mobile/NEWS/article/1179301  [read more]
Criminal jury decisions not mere majority rule
R. v. Vivian, 2012 ONCA 324 is a good source for the principle that a judge must be scrupulous not to suggest a juror should be swayed by mere numbers to change her mind about guilt or innocence: [read more]
And now the student protesters lose all sympathy
... because a few pricks decided to quite literally physically assault students at UQÀM, who wishes to continue on with the classes they paid for. [read more]
A Dear John Letter From The Heartland Institute's Joe Bast
...in which he says goodbye to all those scholars who "are feeling trepidation" at being seen on the HI website.  Joe still loves you.  Its all a big misunderstanding.  Please come home again. [read more]
What am I about to do on the Sun News Network set?
Carter’s Tips
Check ‘em out! [read more]
Why don't you talk to me?
(click here to view full-screen mode on YouTube) [read more]
ConCalls: #RoboCon RoboContinues
Thx! RT @kady: Meanwhile, if you've lost the thread of the #robocalls plot, the intrepid @laura_payton has you covered: is.gd/Xzrnby— Laura Payton (@laura_payton) May 16, 2012 There’ve been a few days of no new news reported in the robo ... [read more]
From The People Who Brought You The Walkerton Tragedy: "We Don't Give A Damn About Our Reputation"
If you're wondering why recent antics by Harper's Ministers of Fear are giving you a sick feeling of Déjà vu, there's good reason. Everything old is new again apparently. These old dogs have learned no new tricks, they've just learned t ... [read more]
Beijing As The Sopranos?
It sounds like a scene straight out of a gangster movie.   A new gang looks to take over a rival's territory.   Thugs show up at a store and tell the merchant it'd be a shame if anything happened to his business but they can make sure h ... [read more]
Corroboration
Corroboration is rarely required under Canadian law today.  However, if a witnesses is tainted some confirmatory evidence of their testimony is valuable.  Today’s decision in R. v. K.M., 2012 ONCA 319 makes clear that evidence that s ... [read more]
Jacob Blum: Ornge insider (and Conservative insider, too)
Jacob Blum, along with his well-documented struggles with drugs and homophobia, is a Conservative, and – just a few months ago – a former Ontario PC campaign manager.  He was also one of the Conservatives who helped create and manage Or ... [read more]
Has Harper Government sold out to China?
The Harper government has agreed to an establishment of a Telecommunications Company, Huawei, in Canada. Security experts in both Canada and the US are very concerned as China is known to spy through telecommunications. [read more]
Carol Goar: Constructive capitalism: business that makes people’s live better (in The Toronto Star)
"“None of this is easy,” [Umair] Haque acknowledges. “It won’t magically create a paradise overnight or possibly ever. Only one thing is certain: the future belongs to those countries that make an institutional leap forward.” [read more]
George W. Bush endorses Mitt Romney
Rev. Al Sharpton of MSNBC gives a good depiction of the Dubya’s endorsement. [read more]
Stephen Harper, Format Shifting From "Your Friend" Into "The Punisher"
I've had the thankless task lately of breaking some really bad news to my Conservative friends. Stephen Harper doesn't love them anymore. This is something they find impossible to believe and when the truth of it sinks in, they go throu ... [read more]
Ottawa mayor again declares ‘Respect for Life Day’
One of the things the pro-choice feminist dominated lobby usually does not allow is the other sides views to be given the same rights. But as of late, their views have been seen as imposing, if they want to be listen to, they must alwa ... [read more]
140Law - Legal Headlines for Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Wednesday, May 16, 2012: [read more]
More from the overflowing “Needs An Editor” file
This could have been summarized in a tweet. Then we saw who wrote it, and understood. [read more]
I’ve quit my life and moved to Florida to work as a writer. See ya.
JetBlue employees in Florida pull 18-month-old from flight The Daily News (Kamloops) Fri May 11 2012 Page: B9 Section: News Column: Warren Kinsella Dateline: FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. Source: Associated Press Officials say an 18-month-old g ... [read more]
Great journalism
…and out of it emerges a portrait of a greatly self-indulgent, spoiled, dislikable little twerp. [read more]
Small Time Video
Gormley was critical of the bad language in Gunderson’s videos. I don’t care for foul language in most music either, but at least Gormley has a valid excuse for acting like a crotchety old man; I don’t know what my problem is. I do love ... [read more]
Two bears
“We must vigilantly stand ...
“We must vigilantly stand on guard within our own borders for human rights and fundamental freedoms which are our proud heritage......we cannot take for granted the continuance and maintenance of those rights and freedoms.” - John Dief ... [read more]
Mulcair's First Gaffe
When I argued Mulcair's "dutch disease" gambit had intriguing electoral underpinnings, I classified it as shrewd only if played properly.   Reading Mulcair's latest unnecessary commentary, it appears we have seen his first major gaffe s ... [read more]
Institute for Canadian Values Hates Gay Kids
A hate group called the Institute for Canadian Values has been fighting against Bill 13, an anti-bullying law that would require publicly-funded Catholic schools in Ontario to allow gay students to refer to themselves as gay.  Specifica ... [read more]
Guy Lauzon: He Sees Dead People
From The Cornwall Free News: [read more]
Out of the mouths of babes!
A very enlightened young lady, indeed! [read more]
Last Resort
With the cancellation of Awake there's precious little top-notch genre television on the airwaves now, but I'm very intrigued by Last Resort, in which the crew of a US Navy sub goes renegade and founds their own nation. The concept soun ... [read more]
Autism Reality NB at IMFAR 2012 in Toronto, Canada
I am off tomorrow morning, very early tomorrow morning, for the IMFAR 2012 convention in Toronto.  I am very excited to be attending and blogging courtesy of Autism Speaks, Autism Speaks Canada, Dana Marnane and Suzanne Lanthier.  It wa ... [read more]
What Makes a Great Superhero Movie?
A few hours ago I plunked myself down in a movie theater, 3D glasses on nose, popcorn and diet coke to hand, ready to watch an action movie that got 93% on Rotten Tomatoes - The Avengers. [read more]
New CRTC chair said to be appointed any day now
There has been some buzz on an imminent CRTC chair appointment in the past week. [read more]
Can Paralegals sit before the Bar in Court?
Historically being called 'to the Bar' means you can sit before the Bar in a Courtroom. Queen's Counsel -- those remaining -- sit within the Bar, slightly closer to the Judge. Serjeants-at-law, who no longer exist, actually sat on the B ... [read more]
The Opposite of Rational Decision Making
It’s rare that a government accused of undervaluing science and making policy decisions based on predetermined outcomes rather than rational analysis comes straight out and admits that how they function. But today Foreign Affairs Minist ... [read more]
Ornge and Cons: latest update
Can’t wait to hear tomorrow from the anti-gay Ontario PC campaign manager with, er, a pharmaceutical interest! Also coming up in coming days: this session by Messrs. Giorno and Martin, both at Fasken’s, both advisors to Ornge and both c ... [read more]
Byron Sonne acquitted
Toronto G20 protester Byron Sonne walked out of a downtown courthouse a free man Tuesday, tearing up his bail papers after he was cleared of possessing explosives and counselling mischief not committed. http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/ ... [read more]
The “Flip Flop” Smear
When a politician changes a position on an issue, it is demonized. It is called a “flip flop”, and the politician is smeared as a “flip flopper”. Ever changed your mind on something? You are officially a “flip flopper.” Imagine if socie ... [read more]
Limitation Periods a Shield and not a Sword
Radonna Investments Ltd. v. Rubin, 2012 ONCA 321 expressly upholds an earlier decision of the Superior Court which is a useful statement that a limitation period is a shield and not a sword: [read more]
This was hard to read
VIS are always hard to read, but this one more than most. [read more]
You Scratch My Back
There’s an interesting glimpse into how the Conservatives get around that pesky no-corporate donations rule. While it could be a co-incidence that people swept up in an investigation into crooked building shenanigans in Quebec just happ ... [read more]
Impossible People, Impossible Politics
Some people aren’t fond of us Liberals because we are not a party driven by ideology alone. While the Conservatives prefer to take the right side of issues and the NDP prefer the left, we Liberals are flexible. This means that we can ch ... [read more]
Henry "Jake" Jacoby Also Wants Off Heartland Expert List
Henry "Jake" Jacoby,  Professor of Applied Economics in the Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research at the MIT Sloan School of Management.of MIT sent me the following email this morning: [read more]
Why Do We Live in Denial?
When was the last time you heard a world leader so much as acknowledge that, as a species, man is consuming renewable resources 50% faster than Earth can replenish them?   Renewables, you know - clean water, clean air, biomass (includin ... [read more]
UPDATED: Ipsos-Reid Poll: 37% Con, 35% NDP, 19% Lib
Ipsos Reid has come out with a new poll that shows both the Conservatives and the NDP running high, with the advantage going to the incumbents by 2% of the vote. And luckily this time, I was able to get the regionals. [read more]
Richard Gwyn: Economic crisis puts democracy to the test (in The Toronto Star)
"Democracy is our great political achievement. We’re going to have to fight as hard to preserve it as for our economic prosperity." [read more]
140Law - Legal Headlines for Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Tuesday, May 15, 2012: [read more]
A Brief Moment Of Clarity
Finally, a rare look behind the manufactured veneer, one that brings a brief moment of clarity: Environment Minister Peter Kent elaborated on that in the House of Commons, saying, “the reality is that the round table was created a quar ... [read more]
Beyond Partisanship: You Will Not Divide My Country For Your Cynical Power Agenda
The greatest threat to Canadian unity has, and always will be, political ambition. I don't care what party you belong to, hands off my county. I will not not let any politician involve me in a partisan war against my country. I will not ... [read more]
Stretches
CAQ Shows Off Federalist Appeal in Argenteuil by-election
... by nominating the former Bloc Québécois MP for the area to run the upcoming provincial by-election in Argenteuil. [read more]
 
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