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All our energy options appear to be politically off-limits

Teachers Unions explained March 17, 2011
A supporter of the teachers unions is questioned about her belief that the unions need more money and power

First Canadian talent agency with the global reach to develop their home base roster on the world’s stage

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels March 17, 2011
Anti-Energy Senators Resurrect Bogus “Use-It-Or-Lose-It” Claim

Pure Evil March 15, 2011
Re: Murders in Israel

The Japanese disaster “will put new nuclear development on ice,” said Toronto energy consultant Tom Adams, the former executive director of Energy Probe.

Soaring Gas Prices Make Air Travel More Practical Than Driving

Miral March 15, 2011
The movie

Anti-nuclear campaigners around Europe have seized on the Japanese accident as evidence of the dangers of nuclear power and said governments should rethink plans for new plants.

The Flag March 13, 2011
To those offended by our flag

RE: PM comes to defence of attack aircraft, Terry Pender, Mar 12 2011

Containing radiation

KBIG-FM is citing an unconfirmed report of a house floating in Napoopoo Bay.

NHL, Chara hit.

2011 Vacation Packages

Touchtable March 10, 2011
TouchTable, Inc. CEO Rocky Roccanova

Ontario smart meters March 10, 2011
Designed to maximize revenue for the power authority as they "spy" on users

Smile of the Day March 10, 2011
The Watchmaker

EIA thinks it will produce 350,000 barrels a day by 2035, but most analysts think that estimate is far too low.

Usurping democracy, our constitutional monarchy and the Supremacy of Parliament.

Create well-paying private sector jobs, to get government focused on the services that matter to families, and to give families the relief they deserve

Former German Chancellor demands IPCC inquiry

"You will find out what's in the bill after it is passed" - Nancy Pelosi

Comcast CEO Brian Roberts, Muslim extremists, home-grown Jihadists

American Bird Conservancy

Any defectors March 7, 2011
Oath of office

Cyber and telecom experts warned Huawei represented a potential spying threat

Love CFP March 5, 2011
Thank you, CFP

Right now, Canada is categorized as being a controlled risk for bovine spongiform encephalopathy — the scientific term for mad cow disease.

Study 'greatly underestimate the rate new species can evolve'