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Does this look to you like Obama's threatening Jan Brewer (R-AZ)?
Of course not. But judging from Brewer's breathless account and headlines from the usual bevy of right-wing blogs, a 'threatening' Obama "intensely" reproached the Governor for comments about the "thin-skinned" president in her book (wh ... [read more]
LGBT clubs in Ontario Catholic schools get neutered
After a protracted battle over the issue of whether so called 'gay-straight clubs' must be allowed in Catholic schools, many LGBT allies thought a legitimate victory had been attained when Queen's Park ruled that such groups must be tol ... [read more]
Damn the Paulbots!
As much as I agree with many of Ron Paul’s principled stances on various issues, I just cannot stand the cult of over-zealous fanatics that support him… Despite all evidence, these folks simply refuse to accept the fact that Dr. … Conti ... [read more]
A shock to the system: Harper goes after seniors
Or, almost-seniors. Those approaching the age of 65 must be gasping for breath this morning, learning of Harper's hint at perhaps raising the age for receiving 'old age' benefits to 67. More sinister are his plans for OAS and the Guaran ... [read more]
Class actions and preferable procedure
Fischer v. IG Investment Management Ltd., 2012 ONCA 47 deals with when a class action will be allowed. A class action will not be allowed if there is a preferable process to vindicate class claims. The Court writes: [read more]
Enemygate: Harper's divisive politics
Margaret Atwood has dubbed it 'Enemygate'. ForestEthics whistleblower Andrew Frank accuses Harper of bullying tactics. John Bennett of the Sierra Club frets that this is “a scary time for Canadian democracy”. With the Prime Minister cal ... [read more]
Rogers Communications wants to change Ontario law so it can continue 'misleading advertising' in peace
I love when the right and big corporations use the 'free speech' (or in this case, 'freedom of expression') argument from everything to excusing defamation and libel to putting out false claims about products. [read more]
“We took our foot off his throat by giving him a bit of a free ride in the summer”
So says Tea Party North “leader” Tim Hudak: “We took our foot off his throat by giving him a bit of a free ride in the summer.” What a bloody fool.  Can you imagine the Con braying and screeching if Dalton McGuinty had said he had his “ ... [read more]
140 Law - Legal Headlines for Friday, January 27, 2012
Here are the leading legal headlines for Friday, January 27, 2012 from Wise Law on Twitter : [read more]
When actions speak larger than words
Ten days ago, Prime Minister Stephen Harper was eagerly criticizing NDP leadership Thomas Mulcair over his French citizenship.  The Prime Minister emphasized his Canada-first and always patriotism. In my case, as I say, I'm very clear. ... [read more]
Raging entirely by voice recognition
I wrote a article the other day for my blood using voice rec mission on my android phone and it is very impressive how so much is it was very accurate although it did make a few mistakes. Today I may not be speaking clearly enough becau ... [read more]
Crown in closing argument
In closing the Crown should not seek to sway by emotion but by logic and reason. Obviously in any trial there is some emotional response - that's normal. But Crown closing should be focused on facts and logical conclusions, not drama. ... [read more]
Stephen Harper’s S#it List
The Conservative government has been working very hard to get the stalled Oilsands pipelines back on track, and have resorted to increasingly bizarre tactics and slurs to accomplish that goal.  As it turns out, they anticipated the comp ... [read more]
More on raising the Old Age Security age eligibility
A brief follow-up to yesterday's post on the possibility of a hike in OAS age eligibility here. Here is the first of many analyses likely to come along now that Harper has raised the issue of "major" reforms to Canada's pension system, ... [read more]
Media Matters: US media favoured Keystone XL proponents over opponents by wide margin
No surprise here. [read more]
Brock University prof: Stupid people attracted to conservative beliefs, prejudice.
No comment necessary. [read more]
Late night moonwalking
Just too fun to resist. How the Gingrich moon base plan fared in the Republican debate tonight. Predictable responses from his fellow candidates, largely challenging the expense it would represent. Not so predictable, Newt's invocation ... [read more]
Launching a new blog
I won't be posting to this blog for the foreseeable future. Thanks to those who have read it in the past. [read more]
The Liberal Identity
The Liberal Party lost the last election not because they didn't know what they stood for, but because they stopped looking. [read more]
Paying the rent for our use of First Nations land (in the Toronto Star)
"[Canadian PM Steven Harper] is encouraging Canadians to continue believing that we are the generous benefactors of the First Nations people, but that is not true. They have been our benefactors since the days of the fur trade and we ha ... [read more]
Is Alcatraz the next Lost?
It's an unfair, silly question, of course; each television program, like any work of art, should be judged on its own merits. But millions of Lost fans, people like me, would dearly love to once again enjoy the experience Lost gave us f ... [read more]
Steady on, Montreal Simon
Montreal Simon draws his bead away from Captain Anti-Canada for a post defending the  honour of the world's greatest poet from a senseless and uncalled for slight..  He does a great job and the fact that the passion for his homeland mat ... [read more]
Proud to be Grandiose
Neat little mock ad from the folks at BuzzFeed pivoting off the accusation that Newt Gringrich is “grandiose”… It’s actually not surprising in the least that Newt would so readily embrace the term given his attachment to the notion of … ... [read more]
The sum of some
Earlier today, federal, provincial and territorial justice and public safety ministers finished their annual meeting in Charlottetown. [read more]
Copyright Radical
I’m a copyright radical, like most younger people. I wasn’t born that way, but Napster, and the war on Napster and filesharing helped shape my vision of what people need to do to remain free. As most TED talks are, this is an amazing vi ... [read more]
See How Austerity Will Really Pay Off Canadians in the Long Run
Step right up, boys ‘n’ girls, see what you’re forced to sacrifice for! [read more]
Northern Gateway Rising: A Slightly More Interesting Bullshit Poll
 Decima's latest, which gives the following  national numbers: [read more]
Everything secret degenerates, even the administration of justice; nothing is safe that does not show how it can bear discussion and publicity.
Lord Acton [read more]
Western Polls Gone Wild
Three polls of the two largest Western provinces have come out this week - one for BC, two for Alberta; two done by Forum, one done by Léger - showing different fates for everyone involved right now. [read more]
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Harper is talking pension reform in Davos and one big change could be coming: In the wake of Harper's speech, it now appears that the Conservative government could be poised to gradually change the Old Age Security system so that the a ... [read more]
Happiness is ... a new toy!
Discharging a civil jury
Placzek v. Green, 2012 ONCA 45 deals with discharging a civil jury. [read more]
Just Too Dumb to Be an Atheist
There I've said it.   I'm just too damned dumb to accept atheism.   And, the way I see it, so are you even if you won't admit it... yet.  It's the whole faith thing that stops me in my tracks.   What is faith but a willingness to accept ... [read more]
Dances With Oil
If Stephen Harper were a character in a Hollywood epic movie about the western Canadian frontier, and went to live with the First Nations people, I can’t help but think his alternate name would be Dances With Oil. He sure doesn’t dance ... [read more]
Stephen Harper’s recent meeting with Natives
Harper was high on rhetoric and rituals but lacking on substance. All in all the results of the meeting were disappointing for the natives. [read more]
Sitting in Yummy Shawarma in Iqaluit, listening to Ice FM
The North is developing very quickly. [read more]
JDL Off To Quebec...
...to picket Stephane Gendron's office.  Gendron is mayor of Huntingdon, Quebec and a small-time radio shock-jock. His most recent comments re Israel's right to exist, when seen in their full context, are not as awful as have been portr ... [read more]
Are conservatives good fiscal managers? (updated twice)
No, they’re not. They suck, in fact. In the book-to-come, I discuss how progressives have let conservatives get away with claiming they’re better at managing dollars. Among other things, progressives need to tell that story, over and ov ... [read more]
140 Law - Legal Headlines for Thursday, January 26, 2012
Here are the leading legal headlines for Thursday, January 26, 2012 from Wise Law on Twitter: [read more]
Small story from Pang
Fish from ice fishing in Qikiqtarjuaq are coming in about three weeks earlier than usual. That's good locally -- more local jobs -- but a sign of the changing climate. [read more]
The Failure Of Corporate Tax Cuts
Corporate tax cut disciples will ridicule the messenger, Canadian Labour Congress just reeks "enemy of the state", but their study on corporate taxes is largely reliant on third party conclusions, ROCK SOLID empirical manifestations, th ... [read more]
It’s time to step on a Caterpillar, Premier Mcguinty
I was reading a column that Martin Reg-Cohn wrote yesterday on the continuing saga in London where as those who’ve followed it know, Caterpillar has locked out it’s workers in a draconian effort to get them to slash their wages by half ... [read more]
Rafe Mair On The Northern Gateway Pipeline
 I oppose violence with every remaining sinew in my body but I’m saying to Harper and Oliver that violence is what their policies will bring. I haven’t had a fight since about Grade VII and I lost that one but I can tell you that I’m pr ... [read more]
So Newt wants to build a moon base
I don't know, these things never seem to end well. Always too many hatches and lasers and super villains around. [read more]
Going for the bronze
Maybe it’s because I’m posting this in the middle of the night, or maybe it’s because I’m denser than usual, but I’m a bit confused. My party is (a) still mired in third place and is (b) still nearly 20 points back of the Cons and is (c ... [read more]
To the Moon, Alice!
It’s beyond absurd that alleged “small government” Republicans are adamantly opposed to “wasting” taxpayer dollars on doing much of anything that would repair the basic elements of America’s crumbling infrastructure (i.e., boring employ ... [read more]
David Garrett: Rock Symphony
Tonight Sylvia and I went to see German violinist David Garrett and his band play with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra at the Winspear. I suspect Sylvia's initial desire to attend was driven by Garrett's undeniable pulchritude, but his ... [read more]
ANONYMOUS - WHAT IS ANONYMOUS?
Whether we agree with anonymous or not, it can become a powerful tool for freedom. In history we have been tagged with many social systems, democracy, capitalism, communism, fascism, socialism, to keep us divided but one remains the ult ... [read more]
Making it up as they go
In 2009, the Harper Tories had a clear plan to replace the long gun registry with something that could work: We want to return to the better system of having retailers record their sales of non-restricted weapons instead of having to ... [read more]
Slack-tivists All
People who click "like" on Facebook to show support for a cause are slacktivists, you on the other hand with your "Support Our Troops" bumper sticker, breast cancer ribboned fleece and poppy laden dashboard are not. [read more]
Abacus Poll: 37-28-21, and the "Bump"
Too many polls have come out this week, and I hope this will be the last one (oh, who am I kidding?). [read more]
Taking yes for an answer
A bunch of nice national headlines from the last few days. [read more]
Would a female NDP leader be an advantage?
 When Barack Obama became President, there was an enormous outpouring of emotion at the historic fact of electing the first black President. Had Hillary Clinton won the Democratic primary instead, America would most likely have had its ... [read more]
We Do Not Comment On Bullshit Polls...
...conducted barely eight months into a four year mandate. Even (marginally) encouraging ones.  And hardly a reason to plump for Bob as LPoC leader this far in advance of the leadership convention, if anyone is thinking that.  Wait unti ... [read more]
Heather Mallick: iPad factory misery leads to suicides (in the Toronto Star)
"If you thought robots worked through endless Chinese nights you were wrong. When human labour is as cheap as it is in China, only human labour will do. [read more]
Canada Live, Jan. 25: capitalism is dead, long live capitalism
Warren reacts with amusement to the suggestion that capitalism is robust and healthy. [read more]
HD Poll: 32-29-25
This is the second poll now to show the federal Conservatives blow 35%, the other being the recent EKOS polling done last month, which had them at 31.4%. In fact, HD almost perfectly mirrors EKOS' 31.4-29.5-24.8 result. [read more]
Are You a Climate Change “Denier”?
Did you know that according to some folks, if you accept the scientific premise of climate change but happen to disagree with the fatuous and practically ineffective approaches to mitigating its effects by present means of harmful econo ... [read more]
You can forget women drivers in Saudi Arabia. Female driver who defied Saudi motoring ban dies in fatal accident.
This is sad news on more levels than one. [read more]
Gerry Nicholls snaps the ball. NCC prez Peter Coleman punts. Hilarity ensues. UPDATED
(Scroll down for scrumptious update.) [read more]
 
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