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Mona Lisa at SFH gig at Cherry Cola tonight
Inspiring, inspired. [read more]
Keep Calm and Bergeron
Enough said. [read more]
Crazy Young Earl Set Up Us the Bomb
While scanning and retouching some of Mom and Dad's old photos, I came across what should have been a perfectly innocent Christmas shot. Unfortunately in this image I seem to be sporting the crazed visage of a budding young madman - the ... [read more]
T-Rex Doesn’t Taste Like Bacon
I couldn’t keep a straight face over this one. The T-Rex Burger is offensive, but the Baconator isn’t? “She said the fast-food restaurant “strives to deliver a positive dining experience for our customers. Our goal is to provide options ... [read more]
Hugs
Single publication rule in defamation does not apply in Ontario
Shtaif v. Toronto Life Publishing Co. Ltd., 2013 ONCA 405 holds the single publication rule in defamation does not apply in Ontario: [read more]
Chicago's Busy Fathers' Day Weekend
Big Fathers' Day weekend in Chi-town.  46 people shot in under 72-hours.  That's approaching Baghdad-level violence. [read more]
Deep Municipal Scandals
When we thought Toronto’s crack Mayor Rob Ford was about to take the national scandal prize, Montreal’s replacement Mayor Michael Appelbaum rides (in a police car) to the rescue with corruption charges. What major city mayor is next to ... [read more]
Have Canadians Won the Man-Powered Helicopter Challenge?
The Canadian team, AeroVelo, may have won the prize for the first, man-powered helicopter flight. [read more]
SFH debut “Mayor On Crack” tonight at Cherry Cola!
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Conor Recovery ... For Dad ... Means Walking On The Trail Again
We have been very happy with the excellent care Conor received after his adverse drug reaction. Everyone involved, from our family doctor who saw us very quickly after our concerns arose, immediately advised cutting back on Conor's med ... [read more]
Out of This World - What Does Walt Natynczyk Have That Canada Needs for Space?
In my humble opinion, no Canadian general directly associated with the fiasco of our war in Afghanistan should be a candidate for government perks.   That's certainly true for Rick Hiller who, by all accounts misled then prime minister ... [read more]
When He's Not Kissing Ass, He's Kicking Ass - It's the Only Game Harper Knows
 He used to lambaste the Chinese - before he became Beijing's bitumen bumboy - but Sideshow Steve Harper has shown he still has game when it comes to Russia and Vlad Putin. [read more]
Chinese Dissident Says We're Becoming Just Like Them
Chinese artist and persecuted dissident, Ai Weiwei, has an interesting take on the U.S. NSA Prism scandal in today's Guardian in which he says America is behaving like China. [read more]
Syria: Showdown time between the West and Putin
High noon at 10 Downing StreetPoliticians are becoming more graphic in their descriptions of the warring sides in the Syrian civil war, with the latest spat leading to a shortened meeting between Prime Minister David Cameron of the UK a ... [read more]
The More Things Change....
Back in the mid-70's I managed to snag a quick interview with the head prosecutor of the Quebec crime commission while the fellow was in Ottawa. [read more]
Former CPC candidate Saulie Zajdel arrested — what does this say about PMSH?
You remember Bruce Carson, a [former] top adviser to PMSH? And, then there was that $90K cheque from PMSH’s right-hand man, Nigel Wright, to Mike Duffy… Well, now there’s Saulie Zajdel… you remember Saulie Zajdel, right? Saulie Zajdel w ... [read more]
Why Canada Should be Wary of U.S. Missile Defence
There has been talk that Ottawa might jump aboard the U.S. missile defence programme out of fear of a rogue missile launch from North Korea. [read more]
Beer and popcorn boy is heard from
I was up at the cabin all weekend, attending to more important matters.  So I didn’t hear about Scott Reid’s attack on Jean Chretien in the Ottawa Citizen until I got back. I won’t link to it.  It’s a piece of shit, and what you’d expec ... [read more]
Look good and lie a lot: Tory Action Plan.
It is good to hear that some think tanks are taking a hard look at the Conservative government’s Economic Action Plan. They act surprised. What seems to puzzle the academics is that the Conservatives are spending more taxpayers’ money o ... [read more]
Justin Ascends To Enormous Heights
This, then, is the measure of  the man!  O Glorious, GLORIOUS Justin!!!  Myself I wouldn't have offered a penny back to these silver-haired con-artists!  No!  I would have told them to go stuff it, and if that didn't appease 'em I'd  ha ... [read more]
PRISM: Tap It
Some really excellent criticism of wide swaths of the MSM, from… Gawker??? Let’s be honest: Edward Snowden (pictured), the man who made a calculated decision to risk everything he has in order to reveal the NSA’s secret spying program, ... [read more]
140 Law - Legal Headlines for Monday, June 17, 2013
Here are the leading legal headlines from Wise Law on Twitter for Monday, June 17, 2013: [read more]
Criteria for overturning discretionary decisions
Mission Creek Mortgage Ltd. v. Angleland Holdings Inc.,  2013 BCCA 281 holds a discretionary decision should be overtruned only where the decision was clearly wrong or the court of first instance gave insufficient weight to one or more ... [read more]
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A Look at Ottawa South
Last week, former Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty (2003-2013) resigned from his provincial seat as representative for the riding of Ottawa South which, amazingly, is located in Ottawa, Ontario. [read more]
Montreal Mayor Michael Applebaum reportedly in custody CBC News
No details yet. But a story that makes Toronto's follies looks like a trifle! Quebec is always a leader in Canada,,, [read more]
Why US Narrative On Syria's Chemical Weapons Stinks
The thing about chemical weapons is that an odor usually follows their use, what is odd about Syria is that it is the United States' decision to arm the rebels that stinks. [read more]
Polar Bears
Father's Day Ferry Ride
Sometime in the early 1970s, before Sean was born, Mom and Dad took me on a vacation to British Columbia, probably to visit Aunt Jean and Uncle John in Kelowna. I remember this ferry crossing vividly because it was very hot, I was tired ... [read more]
We're #1 (In Oil Spills((Especially Alberta)))
A toxic waste spill in northern Alberta has killed off roughly 42 hectares of boreal forest, in what could be the biggest environmental disaster in North America in recent history. [read more]
Justin Trudeau raises the bar for MPs and Senators
A breath of fresh air in OttawaIn a move that is refreshing, because it shows an MP who is willing to listen to criticism, and to rethink matters in the light of such criticism, Justin Trudeau has announced that he will work with charit ... [read more]
Crowsnest Pass Builders and Developers Association
Last week saw the organizational meeting of the newly formed group above that I spoke about here last month... [read more]
Charitable Events That Go Bust, Traffic Infractions and How It’s Not the Act, But Who Commits it
Well, as usual, Stevie gets his wish.  The channel has been changed from senategate, thanks to his buddies in corporate media.  Of course, being away in Europe begging on his knees for the French and the Irish to buy out yet another pie ... [read more]
Water fall and soothing music
Sit back and enjoy the music. It is very soothing music. [read more]
Wow, so you want to vote for Chow.
MP Olivia Chow’s campaign for the Toronto mayoralty might be peaking too soon. Any political apparatchik can tell you that the time for a campaign to peak is when people are heading for the polls—not more than a year ahead. The municipa ... [read more]
Dylan Mahalingham: Make the world a better place
It is an amazing story. Dylan Mahalingham,s achievements at a very young age are extraordinary. [read more]
Throwing juice isn't the way to go
Someone, now charged with assault, threw juice at Rob Ford. [read more]
Anti-OLP Sentiment On The Rise?
Apparently not: [read more]
Conservatives: Only The Rich Can Benefit From Nonprofits
Conservatives believe Justin Trudeau was wrong to take money from nonprofit organizations because to this government that's the job for rich investors on Bay Street. [read more]
MAJOR UPDATE: Exposing the Link between Climate Change and Our Government's Digital Surveillance of Us All.
 Does climate change and the fear of public unrest explain why Western governments have sharply ramped up domestic surveillance of our digital communications?  According to The Guardian, that's precisely what's going on. [read more]
In Sunday’s Sun: Dalton, we hardly knew ye
Dalton McGuinty, we hardly knew ye. Every time I encountered the former Ontario premier over the course of a decade and a bit — and I did so many times, as the chair of his election war rooms in 2003, 2007 and 2011 — I’d remember that a ... [read more]
Free Parking Only Half a Million Dollars
Most people in Regina assume they’ll be able to park a vehicle, or two, or three, for free outside of their home. Street parking is technically 24 hours in most residential neighbourhoods away from downtown and the university. Downtown ... [read more]
Slightly Tarnished Steel
WARNING - SPOILERS for MAN OF STEEL [read more]
How I feel about politics?
Bewildered and lost like this man. [read more]
Democracy Now!: Breast Cancer Patients Declare Victory as Supreme Court Bars Patenting of Human Genes
"In a major victory for women’s health, the [US] Supreme Court has ruled 9-0 that isolated human genes may not be patented. The case concerned the firm Myriad Genetics’ patent on genes linked to higher risks of hereditary breast and ova ... [read more]
Is Quebec's proposal for assisted suicide law legal? Likely not.
I am writing legally. This note does not consider the "morality" of the issue.  [read more]
Avenue Road, Toronto 1937
Darcy's Nature Walk
The annual “Darcy’s Nature Walk for Mental Wellness” (in memory of Darcy Rinaldi) is a locally organized event designed to increase awareness surrounding mental health & wellness, increase physical activity levels, and raise funds for ... [read more]
Brit DefMin Concedes - Afghanistan Is Our Vietnam
British Defence Secretary, Philip Hammond, says the miserable war in Afghanistan has been his country's Vietnam. [read more]
Naked Citizens
A short documentary that reveals what lies in store for the innocent when digital, robo-surveillance, gets it wrong. [read more]
Life is a Puzzle
It's Only a Rumour, But It's a Dandy
Did Tony Blair break up the marriage between 82-year old Rupert Murdoch and his 44-year old wife, Wendi Deng? [read more]
Rick Salutin: In praise of Bradley Manning and Edward Snowden (in The Toronto Star)
"They weren’t motivated to release secret material by any ideology or mentor. Their motives were naive, moral and direct. ... [read more]
Trudeau Was Conservative With Nonprofit
In the free market prices reflect demand, instead of choosing a few events to speak at arbitrarily, Justin Trudeau set a price to attend those gatherings that wanted him the most. This method of relying on market prices to benefit chari ... [read more]
Understanding the language of bitumen.
Luckily for Canadian communications people, English is a living language. It is in a state of constant change and usage and there is no tribunal ready to refuse this use or that use of words or forbid the encroachment of another languag ... [read more]
Criminal Code sections relevant to Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide
Criminal Code [read more]
June 15
Dr. T. Douglas KINSELLA, CM, BA, MD, FACP, FRCPC. Like some men, and as was the practice in some families, my brothers and I did not hug my father a lot. As we got older in places like Montreal, or Kingston, or Dallas or Calgary, we als ... [read more]
Chief Justice McLachlin on mental illness and the law
Skirting carefully around a contentious federal government policy, she says that the legal regime used to decide the fate of violent, mentally ill offenders has worked smoothly and “served us well.” [read more]
Chinese Academy Of Sciences Issues A Statement; Heartland Institute Issues A Grovelling Apology
First, from the CAS site: [read more]
 
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