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This person writes the same drivel every year. His claims appear to be spurious. I could not find any NPR stories related to MRSA and cats. I also looked for a CDC connection between cats and rabies and couldn't find any. He mentions he is a biologist 'by training', which means not by practice. A google search turned up a blogpost mentioning 'a' degree in fisheries biology, so he probably has an unused BS degree. Hardly an expert to be listened to. Rick Sinnott, who is mentioned in this article, actually retired from a career as the state biologist. He seems like more of an expert to me. I don't know why ADN continues to publish this. Doesn't journalistic integrity apply to the publisher as well as the writer?
http://www.adn.com/commentary/article/community-cats-are-community-hazard-and-dont-deserve-special-treatment/2014/07/07/
http://www.adn.com/commentary/article/we-dont-need-any-more-feral-cats-no-matter-what-propaganda-says/2015/10/16/ | 00 | not toxic |
OK, so now I'm confused. Is it or is it not OK to mock a reporter's physical handicap? Call a Latina beauty queen "Miss Housekeeping"? Post a mock video showing yourself clocking a woman you don't like with a hard-hit golf ball? | 00 | not toxic |
I didn't have a problem with Trudeau's vacation & I don't have one with Ambrose's. It is a bit rich though that she pointed an accusatory finger from a billionaire's yacht..and then checked the ethical status of her own vacation from that yacht is pretty slimy.
I don't care how partisan you are, she is the leader of the Opposition, MP representing Alberta & she is schmoozing with "energy mogul"...all good. | 00 | not toxic |
Me too, LOL | 00 | not toxic |
Lol, no. No they don't. The Pearl is a sad, soulless place. | 00 | not toxic |
Another leak, another investigation, and still nothing! The worst part about all of this is that the attempted mass assassination of multiple republicans has been basically wiped from the media pages as it goes against every one of their narratives. They would rather discuss an accusation against Trump.
We all know had the tables been turned and a Trump supporter targeted democrats it would be front and center 24 by 7 for all of the networks.
The fact we have another leak with another unsubstantiated claim with zero evidence leading the political news cycle tells you how awful the media is, and how they are an accomplice to the violence toward conservatives. | 00 | not toxic |
She was a stupid woman getting bad advice from terrible people with a treacherous agenda. | 11 | toxic |
Starring the Proud Boys vs. Antifa in a return engagement.
They were in Boulder yesterday, Portland today. | 00 | not toxic |
if verizon buys yahoo i move out of yahoo... verizon is an unscrupulous entity.. | 11 | toxic |
sher said; comment was about history in general, not Canadian history.
But WE are ALL here for Canadian history, no ?
Got a GOOD ONE for you ;
the Peoples of the First Nations move/ walk on foot or by canoe / they do not yet know an animal called "cheval" because it has no horses in 1634 North America continent. This is
Sir Samuel de Champlain then Gouverneur Général of Canada who will place a 'command' to the Chief Veterinary Officer of the stables of the kingship of King Louis XIV (a kind of Mega Royal Ministry of Agriculture, oui?). In 1662, "Stables" of France’s King Louis XIV will emerge one of the most remarkable horses to conquer North America;
the "Canadien" horse (“French Canadian” horse/ see Google-pictures & info).
You knew it, eh Sher (Chère ?) ?
Got another one and...a GOOD ONE to laugh at (you might say ?) | 00 | not toxic |
Q. Where would you be without teachers? A. Right where you are. Why is it that in Canada, teachers are denigrated? Whereas in Asian countries, teachers are highly respected. As Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's former students all attest: he is an excellent teacher. Excellent, do you here, dunce? | 11 | toxic |
I'm not clear on how your tax problems are related to Trump's foundation. | 00 | not toxic |
At 5:20 a.m. I would think Burger King would be closed and the doors locked. And no customer likely to come along for another half hour to discover that people are in the freezer. | 00 | not toxic |
What economic theory is this based on? What about the inflationary pressures from paying higher and higher costs for goods that Matson will pass on to us Hawaii rsdents to pay for these super overpaid low tech union jobs! | 00 | not toxic |
No, they haven't been cited, or clearly stated, or posted anywhere. What is it you think you're seeing, and where? | 00 | not toxic |
As we are moving forward with this President we that tend toward wanting our bigger slice of the pie by way of the Democratic party will have to hang on and hold our ground as best we can. I read a quote the other day about when they(the Republicans) go low we go high. Well that is wonderful in a nice tame game of badminton. I look at the Dems tactics as mostly what weenies do. When they were dazzling themselves with their intelligence and lobbing nice and high the Republicans came in low and stole the gold. This time will be different though. They aren't going to give it up. I mean really they aren't. Think about that. | 00 | not toxic |
Whazzie:
Habs did lose, if they keep these losses up, it won't be good for anyone, sport! | 00 | not toxic |
Regarding: "The number of women serving as presidents of U.S. Catholic colleges has skyrocketed in the past 16 years — up 137 percent from 2000 to 2016, according to the Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities."
- That this is a marvel depends on the base line, in this case - years 2000 - 2016.
- If extending the baseline to 1920 then the number of women presidents is seen to be a large number as the women's catholic colleges were lead, you guessed it, by women.
- It seems the uniqueness of women serving as presidents in these days is that they are usually lay women, that is not consecrated women religious, and that they serve in universities that are now co-educational. | 00 | not toxic |
Of course Jeff Sessions is not going to resign. Unless fired. And even then, they will have to drag him out screaming.
Sessions, like many free enterprisers--most of the Harper-ists that thankfully are no longer our government...all these rightwingers.... who decry the state, all government programs....have had their mouths grafted onto the teat of public renumeration, fabulous benefits, all expenses paid, occasional celebrity, complete health care at hardly any cost, and cadillac deluxe pensions....all at the taxpayers expense. Pierre Poliviere comes to mind. And many others.
Free enterprise for the poor. Free enterprise for everyone. But state socialism for them. | 00 | not toxic |
Yeah, because their treatment of him prior to this was just classy. Another kool-aid liberal. MAGA. Get used to it. | 00 | not toxic |
If this is true, and I have no reason to believe it's not, the perpetrator is a very dangerous person, just as dangerous as a murder IMO. Probably not the first time they did this either and if not stopped not the last. I'm hoping for a very harsh punishment but I don't have my hopes up. Death sounds appropriate, though I know not possible, unless the cons administer their own form of justice. | 00 | not toxic |
Marry me? | 00 | not toxic |
The subsidies are a remarkably inefficient way to increase uptake.
If government wants to invest in EVs, there are two sensible courses of action. First, encourage private industry to invest in supporting infrastructure. We need quick charge stations along our major highways, since range anxiety is stopping many people from considering EVs. Second, invest in post secondary research projects to improve batteries.
If we must subsidize purchases, let’s do it by waiving the GST or offering interest free loans. Direct payment to owners is unfair to those that cannot profit from the advantages of owning an EV. Sort the range problems through robust infrastructure and improved batteries, and the market will take care of itself. Subsidize well-heeled owners and EVs will remain a niche product. | 00 | not toxic |
""Rights" are easily trampled upon during a perceived crisis or national emergency." Correct DeltaDag. We had been attacked on our own soil, and thousands killed. Sounds kind of like 9-11. | 00 | not toxic |
Populism has negative connotations because it's often based upon ill considered viewpoints.
There's nothing wrong with a sense of pride in your country, however when you start to think you're better than others, that's an issue.
Populism is the politics of Rob Ford, uneducated, inarticulate, ineffective and counter productive to society.
The biggest issues facing Canadians is climate change, and unemployment due to lack of skills and education.
The old high pay, low skill jobs have been absorbed by automation, the government needs to get going on re-training workers and providing more STEM education, at lower cost to a wider group of Canadians. | 00 | not toxic |
Trump Clearly Despises the Very Voters Who Elected Him
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/26/opinion/trumpcare-cbo-federal-budget.html?rref=collection%2Fcolumn%2Fpaul-krugman&action=click&contentCollection=opinion®ion=stream&module=stream_unit&version=latest&contentPlacement=1&pgtype=collection&_r=0
Will they ever realize this, and admit it to themselves? | 00 | not toxic |
Poloz more and more just pretends to pay attention to the inflation target, which he has in any case increased by 0.2 percentage points in the 2016 renewal agreement as the background material released openly acknowledges. | 00 | not toxic |
Don't trust their votes.....
The Republican's know it only takes 3 Senate votes to stop any legislation. They have the 2 crazy women, so they only need one more. Last time it was McCain. To kill tax reform maybe Corker will step up. That allows another 10-12-15-20 RINO's to cast a vote for legislation they don't want to become law. McConnell oversees it all. The legislation gets killed, The anti-American Chamber of Commerce and Unions join with other lobbyists in rewarding all the incumbents with contributions for the next election, jobs for their family, friends and relatives, and can't-lose investment tips. They all come to Congress with some money, and leave filthy rich. They work for the donors, not for the citizens they are supposed to represent. DC has always been bad, but nowhere near this corrupt.
Blood bath coming in 2018......starting with the Republican primary's. Americans know that President Trump is on our side. Those in it for others are dead meat. | 00 | not toxic |
LOL! If you read my other comment, I mentioned the other strains that were competing with Alaska's MTF. Hawaii definitely had one -- was it Maui Wowie? California had Humboldt County -- that stuff was awesome! And there was some Thai bud and stick hitting the market every now and then. The MTF was the best, though. | 00 | not toxic |
The Republicans have been the main drivers of trickle down economics. They have been cutting taxes for wealthy people since Reagan. The party of FDR came pretty close to getting its spokesman nominated for the presidency, but now that the Republican Supreme Court justices opened up our elections to unlimited funding, it's going to be harder to do that in the future. I have no faith in either party, but the GOPis are totally out of control. | 00 | not toxic |
I hope Francis can put a fire under the feet of the bishops to GET REAL. I can't believe he hasn't been briefed by other sources about what the ACP have been doing/saying or about the state of the Church in Ireland.
O'Hanlon's idea that "God is missing but not missed" is really off the mark It assumes that God is only present in the forms presented/practiced by the Church. But God is not missing and never has been. He is with the priest speaking up, the women who feel frustrated, the cultural, seasonal, observant, inspired and/or emancipated Catholics every good deed. God doesn't fit in the Catholic "package" any more - if He ever did. | 00 | not toxic |
Giving Canada Independence was one of the worst mistakes the USA ever made, according to a Burrard St Journal item citing Trump. -)
Bon jour de congé à tous.
http://www.burrardstreetjournal.com/disclaimer-satire-news/
http://www.burrardstreetjournal.com/trump-canada-independence-was-mistake/ | 00 | not toxic |
I didn't ask how much money you contributed, I asked you whether you personally would put them up in your home indefinitely, if you would feed and clothe them indefinitely and you evaded the question.
What is the behaviour that I use fears to excuse? What are you accusing me of? | 00 | not toxic |
Do you have a point to make? | 00 | not toxic |
Where is oboobas comments on this? He will say the same thing as when black lives matter criminals rioted and destroyed others property, they were just blowing off some steam.
Doing this to a mentally handicapped man at that. Pitiful.
Since they hate Trump so much they must have been hillary supporters. Be proud fellow Democrats. Probabaly worried Trump will make them get a job and get off of welfare. Does the article say where they work? | 00 | not toxic |
The RG. Again, showing irresponsible journalism. They switch from Disqus to Civil Comments to clean up the posts. But they in turn print this kind of letter. Go figure. | 00 | not toxic |
From the FTA in December 2016 regarding the recovery plan: ". . . the City and County must continue to advance Plan B sufficiently in the event that they are unable to obtain additional financial resources." I guess the message HART is sending is they're pretty sure one way or another, they'll get their money. Forget any concerns about cost overruns or the fact that there's still no plan to pay for O&M. Just push it on through. | 00 | not toxic |
Wow...sounds familiar, like a Law & Order episode. As much as I dislike her motives/ways, it's still not a crime to be a jerky meany baby. They'll need more evidence of "collusion" to convict. Hmmmmm...sounds familiar, again. | 00 | not toxic |
Yes, it was an attempt to regulate illegal straw purchases for gun smuggling into Mexico.
"The mid-range estimate suggests that the combined seizures of roughly 37,000 firearms by Mexican and U.S. authorities represent roughly 18.2% of the weapons bought for trafficking in recent years. ... In 2007 the ATF traced 2,455 firearms confiscated in Mexico, and found that 1,805 of them, or 73.5%, came from dealers in three of the four border states: Arizona, California and Texas. In the border region there are approximately 6,700 FFLs, or 12.5% of all registered gun dealers in the United States. This represents three gun dealers for every mile of the U.S.-Mexico border."
What was your point? | 00 | not toxic |
Thanks for the correction guys. Worse than I thought. | 00 | not toxic |
"Last month, it was revealed that U.S. President Donald Trump had quietly ended his government’s four-year-old program to train and arm Syrian rebels fighting Bashar al-Assad’s regime."
Correction: Trump ended funding to terrorist extremists who seek to impose a sharia law theocracy, and who torture and kill anyone who is not of their faith, and who kidnap and behead little children.
Syria is a mess because of the West's actions - just like Iraq is a mess because of the West's actions. The West was never in Syria for Syria, but to oppose Syria. Desisting creating and supporting terrorists in Syria is the first thing that the West has done for Syria since before the conflict began. | 00 | not toxic |
Incorrect. Nothing you typed above is disrespectful. ADN removed your comment that was disrespectful as I stated. The comment you are reposting was not removed. Nice try. | 00 | not toxic |
Well, gang, if the rioters are so peaceful and forthright where is the State and Federal government with coming to the rescue of these disfranchised folks?
I believe in peaceful protest not this mob rules! What is really wrong is Journalism is popular, but it is popular mainly as fiction. Life is one world, and life seen in the newspapers is another. | 00 | not toxic |
No mention of Bolles shoulder? Team seems real mum on this. | 00 | not toxic |
TTP is there strictly to advance corporations over citizens in all country's, leaving citizens on the hook for their failures. It bad for the citizens of all countries, I hope this deal crashes, and the public tells the dealers their game is over. | 00 | not toxic |
Roll Monarchs!! | 00 | not toxic |
Easy for silver spooned Trudeau to lash out at people working for a living.
Our PM was born into fame and great wealth, and never had to hold down a real job his entire life.
Pathetic hypocrite. | 11 | toxic |
If the Prime Minister had said either of these things how loud would be the outrage? | 00 | not toxic |
They do have some nerve. I don't know if we'll ever know if it was caused through negligence but if so, this just makes them look so much worse. | 00 | not toxic |
I, too, have a dash-cam installed, front AND rear-facing. It's already paid for itself from claims that something was my fault, when it wasn't. But without video proof, it becomes a he-said,she-said issue. Insurance companies don't care. Your own carrier simply charges you more, because YOU couldn't prove you're innocent. I've even switched insurance carriers when they wouldn't agree my video evidence was enough. Fortunately, the courts agreed with me.
An interesting outcome, is that I think I am driving more carefully WITH the dash-cam. So it's a win-win for everyone. Except the ones who get caught being stupid...... | 11 | toxic |
I'm not exactly sure what answer is. What I do know is that northern VA has a BIG problem with MS-13, as does Maryland. Any allowances for 'sanctuary cities' is not going to help the situation. It's a pretty good bet that any crime resulting in multiple arrests of people whose last name ends with a 'z' is gang related. Check the news & police reports - that's reality; not racism.
If Northam thinks this isn't an issue, he's got another thing coming. It's not a good feeling to wonder if the guy on the 10 Most Wanted List was picked up 2 miles or 10 miles from your house (FBI won't release the location). | 00 | not toxic |
Poor Westerners such a bad rap for a century! | 00 | not toxic |
Berkeley continues to lose credibility. Even Obama raised concerns during his presidency about the disturbing assaults on free speech across American campuses by ignorant snowflakes (the same thing is happening in Canada). Universities are being taken hostage by a vocal minority of career protesters who are an embarrassment to higher education. The "anti-fascists" groups don't see the irony of shutting down speaking events while assaulting fellow students, looting business, and vandalizing school property. Shameless cowards in black masks who use violence to shut down opposing viewpoints. The University should expel any student who engages in violence and intimidation in an attempt to shut down speakers on campus (whether right or left). If Berkeley does not do whatever it takes to protect students and the speaker, Trump should pull the school's funding. | 00 | not toxic |
I think we may see a repeat of Jan/Feb 2016 before the rebound. Oil dropping below $40.00 ,dollar low 70'3 and TSX below 15000. All based on the price of oil but I believe the inventory levels in Oct /Nov will support this forecast. | 00 | not toxic |
Mr. Commissioner, sexual harassment is a criminal act as defined by the criminal code, how many of the 300+ officers identified as having committed this crime are being formally charged under the criminal code of Canada?
Hello Mr. Commissioner? No comment?
Ok, how many of the 300+ officers identified have faced suspension and termination under your zero tolerance policy?
Hello Mr. Commissioner? No comment again?
Ok, you've claimed that there is a culture of harassment and intimidation within RCMP ranks, how can the public have any confidence at all, whatsoever, that the public hasn't been treated in the same fashion? How many cases of harassment, intimidation, false arrest and abuse of rights has the public endured at the hands of this corrupted culture of which you speak?
Hello Mr. Commissioner, no comment yet again?
Mr. Commissioner, is all that's happening is the throwing of my tax dollars at your problem?
Hey, where did this brave officer go? He ran off?!? | 00 | not toxic |
Lorie Farrell has already shown your claim regarding "large Quantities" to be false. Time to quit repeating it. In order for the impeccable record to fall. There would have to be an issue specific to GE farming. Lorsban use is not specific to GE farming. Your studies and conflation attempt are not allowed. | 00 | not toxic |
Don't kid yourself. Almost all of the "funding" is taxpayer money. Plus a bunch of money for "overhead" that goes to the owners of Cook Inlet, but is not considered "profit", but is just as green and buys just as much. | 00 | not toxic |
Oh Boy, Hollywood strikes again. You know how many times I've been stopped by the COPS while I was walking in the last 10 years? 4 Times! 1 guy, 1 time, patted down pants and asked me why they were damp near the ankles - turns out I'd walked through a patch of grass 1/2 an hour after a rain shower, and that was Suspicious? Whatever. Do you know how many times I've been mistaken for an Employee at Loblaws, Bestbuy, or Leon's? More times than I can count on 1 hand. 1 time 20 odd yrs ago I was sitting in a Psychiatric interview session with an old friend who'd been hospitalized after a suicide attempt, and I'd told the (white) shrink about how I was aiming to get the highest Grades in at least 5 of my Grade 13 (OAC) classes, and she said quite incredulously (& rudely): You think you're smart enough to do that? So... the only difference is, that I didn't immediately attribute all this to my Whiteness, I guess since Hollywood hadn't Clobbered me over the Head with Race-War-Histrionics. | 00 | not toxic |
One lady I know has a business hauling tourists along Alaskan trails with dogs. She reports finding wolf traps on one of the trails. She brings in good money to the economy. The hobby trapper who set the trap does not. The Board of Game ignores the needs of the 85% of Alaskans that really bring in the money. Therefore legislative activity is necessary. | 00 | not toxic |
He’s always claiming to be a victim. Through three platforms he is always a victim. Good for calling it out. But it won’t change a thing. | 00 | not toxic |
Reading this article I really get the strong impression that in the months leading to their arrest the Garretts went out of their way to seem suspicious. | 00 | not toxic |
But you want to take our guns away. Just admit that. | 00 | not toxic |
I am in awe of your comment.
Your comment is the epitome, the supreme exemplar of proper comments. Future generations will praise your comment at annual celebrations. | 00 | not toxic |
ScottMc: Good to read an informed comment. May I expand a bit. The Crimea was under Ottoman rule from 1475 to 1773 (or 1774). It fell to Russia in the Turkish - Russian war starting 1768. Ceded to Russia as separate state in 1774 in a formal treaty with the Ottoman Empire. Formally annexed by Russia under Catherine 11 in 1783. Crimea was in Russia, or under Soviet Moscow rule, until 1954 when Kruschev gave it to the Soviet Socialist Republic of Ukraine (he didn't ask or conduct a referendum). That did not include Sevastopol (always separate from the Ukraine). So effectively Russian for 171 years. In 1994 a referendum was held in Crimea for an Autonomous Republic of Crimea within the Ukraine and for the right to Russian and Ukraine dual citizenship. In high voter turnout 82% voted for Russian citizenship and autonomy. Ukraine declared the referendum illegal. Our foreign affairs minister? Ukraine origin. | 00 | not toxic |
Well Bobby, you are such a defensive driver you can avoid the stoned driver that is going to be swerving into your lane. Then I knew exactly who you will blame when it is you or one of your loved family who are maimed or killed. "Where were the cops" why didn't they protect me. Well you want someone stoned like you driving at you in the opposing lane? I sure don't and I have pulled dozens of dead and maimed out of car wrecks, and always there is some person innocent and someone not.
And to #28 Whose miss-spelled crap is just another sign of his low intellect. It was a fight for 35 years working for incompetent politicians at all levels within and out side the agency. | 00 | not toxic |
Another well done piece by Wohlforth. He, along with Dermot are headlong leading the way for a renascent ADN with their excellent writing. | 00 | not toxic |
Darn leftist political whimpiness: Now airlines do not dare to react properly and give the boot in the rearend to foul passengers, and the subhumans get not dealt with properly . | 11 | toxic |
If Trudeau would stop undoing Harper’s laws, this would not be happening. There has to be one door in and one door out and Justin has thrown that out the window. | 00 | not toxic |
Seems like powerful doctors lobbies won over 15 million salaried Canadians who subsidize these rich people so they can enjoy tax breaks
Perhaps 15 million salaried Canadians should get together and send 15 millions emails to Justin Trudeau to allow us such tax breaks | 00 | not toxic |
Absolutely unacceptable to cut the Coast Guard. They are already undermanned and under-supplied with equipment. They protect borders against much more important threats than migrant workers crossing the Mexican border. They save lives and they combat IUU fishing which is an increasing problem in our waters. We are already under-protected along our west and northern coastlines ... we need more not less Coast Guard. | 00 | not toxic |
If all is right tonight at the ACC, crosby will get 3 goals and kadri will get knocked out of the game - people pay high prices to see crosby, not some punk like kadri - the leafs will trade thsi punk for a defenseman before deadline | 00 | not toxic |
"White millennials exhibit about as much racial prejudice, as measured by explicit bias, as white Gen Xers and boomers."
"Millennials overall are more racially tolerant than earlier generations — but that’s because young people today are less likely to be white."
All ages of Whites racist; millennials less likely to be white therefore "more racially tolerant". | 11 | toxic |
The only parking problem this place will have is which assembly member will get Front roll first. | 00 | not toxic |
AMEN!! | 00 | not toxic |
You might also want to consider that accuracy decreases while dodging bullets. | 00 | not toxic |
He spent nearly all of his life outside of religious buildings, synagogues or the temple. | 00 | not toxic |
This is the woman who after killing her baby was found having sex in a car. A long list of arrests for drugs and more. She was in no way able to take care of a kid. When she found out she was pregnant she should have gotten a free abortion. | 11 | toxic |
Is it legal for the council to require businesses to charge a fee that they are then allowed to keep? I don't think this has been answered, at least not in public. | 00 | not toxic |
Can we sell Trudeau to the Chinese- nay-- give him away. | 00 | not toxic |
There is never a shortage of ethics provided there be a steady supply of money. Ethics has been commoditized. Only distinguishable and unique by the amount of money needed to establish a value for the exchange. When I went to college (university) there were two course that were required in my field of study. One was ethics and the other was logic. Both were entry level courses. That was a long time ago. Just a little while after the dinosaurs and even a short time after Diogenes and other notable philosophers roamed this planet. Today, what I hear as a popular phrase is, "it's all good". Well, I vaguely remember a time when things were not characterized by being totally or all good. There was ambiguity, self examination and a small thing located between you heart and you head called a conscience. I personally do not like committee work... to complicated. | 00 | not toxic |
Well, feel free to join MADD or any other cause you consider worthwhile. I'm going to stick with trying to pass legislation to tighten restrictions on semi-auto weapons. | 00 | not toxic |
If I were the democrats, I would be careful to take a measured response to this until they know what flynn is going to say. It might be nothing new and he simply wants immunity to ensure he does not get into trouble for lying. The nunes fiasco suggests this white house belongs in an episode of inspector gadget but one never knows, this could be another attempt to derail the investigation. | 00 | not toxic |
Ladies & gentlemen, for the WILLING student, you are being provided with an excellent lesson on political selfishness. In this case, Ms. Wynne is doing everything in her power to lock in the Toronto vote. It is essential to providing her with a last desperate attempt to actually be considered for re-election. It is absolutely stunning that Toronto voters accept any of this. But ignorance and complacency are the standard in Toronto.
Meanwhile, in London Ontario, the home of Debbie 'Deadwood' Matthews, is watching the party spread as many dollars as possible to ensure her re-election. The people of northeast London are as complacent and disconnected as Torontonians, so it's no surprise that this incompetent 'leader of nothing' stays in power.
London and Toronto - YOU are to blame for Ontario's degradation. Shame on you. | 00 | not toxic |
Why should taxpayers fund and/or subsidize university tuition and related costs at all? In my opinion, the full real cost of most post-secondary tuition should be charged to student accounts and be repayable based on income for up to 20 years following graduation. And upon emigration from Canada any balance owing should be repayable in a lump sum. We're currently funding a lot of graduates in the medical and technological professions who are simply leaving the country, offering Canadian taxpayers and the Canadian economy little or no value for money. And qualifications inflation outside of the major professions is a major problem as well, which is something we shouldn't encourage. It's time to rethink the whole system from the ground up. | 00 | not toxic |
Irma turned out to be a dud. | 00 | not toxic |
Such a massive editorial failure in doing some basic background research here by the G&M. Further, it's fanned the flames of the usual "OMG look what Trump did crowd".
The lawyer who helped Obama draft this order came out siding with Trump and explained the situation well. Obama was pushing for the same thing - him and Trump have the same outlook on this problem (Globe - let that sink in to your editorial staff).
Long story short, the part of this order (it was not legislation hence the call to Congress for action) dealing with parents had already been struck down and the Democratic lawyers agreed this part was next and didn't hold to court scrutiny. Trump even gave a grace period for legislation to be completed.
What a bunch of screaming from the usual crowd on here, including the editors. | 00 | not toxic |
When PC administrators go to a conference and hear talks on lock downs, they can't wait to get back and do the faddish PC thing. Yuck. | 00 | not toxic |
It is fortunate that in the end we will be judged by God and not one another. | 00 | not toxic |
What the Globalist and Bankers desire is more consumers, more debt and more chaos. Doug every week has written instructions writing about the beauty of Islam, massive immigration or the benefits of free trade. Odd time he will write about the enemies of the Globalist (Putin) Hungary and lately Poland.
This paper is turning into a modern version of Pravda. | 00 | not toxic |
Or you could, like Andrew Scheer and the Harper family, send your money to the Rebel supported site and that way you could support both the Speer family and Ezra Levant and crew.
http://frankmag.ca/2016/05/ezra-derangement-syndrome-74/ | 00 | not toxic |
". . . some prefer any plant or animal over human beings."
The problem is that you aren't specifying what you would prefer a plant or animal for. When it comes to food, I would prefer almost any plant or animal over a human being. When it comes to hanging out and swapping stories, I prefer humans over plants and animals.
I also prefer intact eco-systems, rare as they are these days. | 00 | not toxic |
Would you white folks please use your real names? What do you have to fear? hodad, GFN55, Tell the Truth, recovering homeroid, watching alaska die,Woozer11, Geezerly, jabbers, cheechako, nativegal, come on. Be truthful. | 11 | toxic |
The beauty of keeping your trees correctly maintained and pruned periodically, is that when an ice storm does occur, there is much less damage. I've seen some trees that have been neglected, resulting in the breaking huge and major branches due to the excess weight of the ice on much smaller branches that should have been pruned perhaps years ago. | 00 | not toxic |
I would expect that it is up to any government advocating this model would justify using it.
That hasn't happened.
In support of India November, advocates are just that, advocates that have a build-in bias.
If you want to see the results of depending upon advocates, simply look at Ontario's electricity sector. | 00 | not toxic |
"Seeking answers" is doublespeak for seeking lawsuit material.
They should watch the video clip where he runs the officer's head into a brick wall so they're reminded why they stopped having him around their lives...... | 00 | not toxic |
I was Cinematographer on this movie and have sent an email to Ms. Spitz requesting a correction today. Will update and let you know how it went.
This was my very first experience working on a film and am honored to have worked with such a great cast and crew! Long hot days in the high desert, parkour leaping across boulders, balancing on cliff edges, and braving tarantula-killer wasps and rattle snakes, and even (on the last day of shooting) torrential rains. But it was all worth it all to get the perfect shot!
I served two primary roles including PRODUCTION ASSISTANT and ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY (credited as "Cinematographer" on IMDB). I also contributed to still photography, location scouting, script/dialogue development, and even got to do some of the special effects (blood splatter).
All in all, it was an amazing experience under a talented, demanding-but-fair visionary new director named Isaac Medeiros.
IMDB: http://imdb.to/1rw3xYg
Eric Lee Hepperle | 00 | not toxic |
The industrial revolution was brought upon by a shift in technology advances. Demand for products drove that, not who owns a business private or public. I don't think you know the actual definition of capitalism. | 00 | not toxic |
There used to be the saying: "They only thing Fairbanks has worth bragging about is the cold." But then the climate warmed up and Fairbanksers didn't have anything to brag about. It's good to see that the cold is back and Fairbanksers once again have something to brag about. | 00 | not toxic |
Things change fast in life. We don't have a society anymore. It's a global society and we're all just individuals now. Everyone for him/herself. I don't like it, but sorry, I'm not going to be the last one idiotically holding the bag and dreaming of the days when we all just got along.
Distance myself from others for my own sanity? Check.
Put my own interests above everyone else's? Check (your article sort of missed emphasizing that one....it's just as important to what's going on these days.) The world is more cut throat now. Get used to it or find yourself at the bottom.
- formerly a socialist Canadian, now a "citizen of the world" and get the F out of my way! | 00 | not toxic |
Grow up | 00 | not toxic |
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