Red Cross announces community outreach strategy for those affected by Alberta floods By | June 27, 2013
To date, hundreds of highly trained, experienced Canadian Red Cross volunteers from Alberta and across Canada have been brought in to help
A “Red, White & Bohemian” Fourth of July at Bohemian Hotel Celebration By | June 27, 2013
Captivating lakeside views invite guests to walk alongside the water for a stroll in the “unexpected Orlando,”
Parrot, Renny devices help avoid missed calls at home and away By | June 27, 2013
Bluetooth is arguably one of the more important – or at least convenient – wireless innovations of the past several years
Infiniti EX 37: a nice, but somewhat forgettable SUV By | June 27, 2013
The Infiniti EX 37 starts at $39,900 Canadian. All the option packages add about 13 and a half grand to the total, which by then is starting to become serious coin for what you're getting.
Obama orders CDC gun violence study, study shreds his position By | June 27, 2013
Guns used overwhelmingly for defense, make carriers safer
Republicans/Democrats indistinguishable By R. Earl Warren | June 27, 2013
Germination of the Tea Party
Let’s Rebuild Responsibly By Derek Fildebrandt | June 27, 2013
Albertans are keenly aware of the gigantic task ahead of us. Let’s do it responsibly. Together.
The Supreme Court’s Marriage Decisions by the Numbers By Jennifer Marshall | June 27, 2013
The Court should have respected the authority of California citizens and Congress
UN’s Falk gives voice to 9/11 conspiracy theory; host’s website blames “Zio-Nazis” By | June 27, 2013
"UN Chief Ban Ki-moon and Human Rights Commissioner Navi Pillay must speak out"
Britain Holds Biggest Shale Basin In The World By Dr. Benny Peiser | June 27, 2013
UK Shale Gas Estimate Goes Stratospheric
Weapons sent to radical Islamic nations likely will end up killing Americans and Israelis By Jay Sekulow | June 27, 2013
Every new F-16 or tank delivered to Egypt is another weapon that can be used to consolidate the Muslim Brotherhood’s grip on power
Luciferian Occultism Overtaking the West By Linda Kimball | June 27, 2013
Serpent Power in Ancient and Modern Evolutionary Expressions
Super-Dooper Snoopers By | June 27, 2013
We now living in an Orwellian era of super-dooper snoopers
Who Watches the Watchers? By | June 27, 2013
Can the Modern Security State Prevent Terrorism?
America Has Ceased to be Great — or Good By | June 27, 2013
We now live a lawless land ruled by lawless people. Our lawless president, Barack Obama
Obama’s Eco-Assault on America By | June 27, 2013
Obama is determined to destroy America in order to save it
Obama’s New Crisis:  Global Warming By | June 27, 2013
Obama's scheme to regulate the freedom of Americans into oblivion
Push Back on Misinformation! By | June 27, 2013
Obama's climate speach
Is Marco Rubio the same as Moderate Charlie Crist? By | June 27, 2013
If Rubio has any friends left, time for them to stage an “intervention”, call him back to common sense, rationality, and honesty
Canadian Oil and Natural Gas Imports: How Important Are They? By | June 26, 2013
Canada, Energy, gas, Keystone XL, oil, pipeline, safety, spill, train
Gay Marriage, Homosexuality: Flawed Decision, Aberrant Trend, Bad Choice By Arthur Christopher Schaper | June 26, 2013
Normalization of homosexuality,
Chris Matthews: ‘Climate change’ will sink Miami ‘probably this century’ By | June 26, 2013
Will become the new "Atlantis"
Obama to jobless Americans: Pound sand, suckers, I’ve got a planet to save By | June 26, 2013
The carbon killer.
Bill & Hillary praise SCOTUS for overturning DOMA By | June 26, 2013
Bill forgets to mention it was his law
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Toronto’s Pride Week By Paul Kokoski | June 26, 2013
“Reparational prayer, fasting, and sacrifices."
This week’s art news: Artist inspired by UAE and Oman By | June 26, 2013
“Oman continues to crop up in my paintings and long may it continue to do so."
Israelis find way to preserve fertility after chemotherapy By Israel21c | June 26, 2013
For the first time, there is hope of natural conception for young female cancer patients undergoing cancer treatment.
How chewing gum or a shed hair can let strangers read your ‘Book of Life’ By | June 26, 2013
A time of concern and debate about the privacy of email and other personal communications, Dewey-Hagborg raises some of what may be the ultimate personal privacy issues
Keeping fruit, vegetables and cut flowers fresh longer By Nicolas Keller, Ph.D. | June 26, 2013
Photocatalysis technology
Big environmental footprints: 21 percent of homes account for 50 percent of greenhouse gas emissions By Dominik Saner, Ph.D. | June 26, 2013
Only 21 percent of the households accounted for almost 50 percent of greenhouse gas emissions