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Fucker, I went to a private school and have two bachelor degrees. Your lack of ability to use punctuation and grammar is your own problem.

Take that GED test again. Don’t give up, Comrade Yrumpsky.

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WOW. That's not at all what is going on. Way to misread a post and apply trendy buzzwords. Want to read his post again and try again. There's some truth in what he says, and you should really make a better attempt to extrapolate that truth. Have you looked at foreign tuition? It's usually 4 to 5 times as high as domestic tuition, sometimes even higher. Do we really have to explain to you WHY colleges and universities would prefer to have students paying $10-20k per semester verses those who pay $2-6k? Not everything is a conspiracy theory. You just have to look at simple economics to understand what he says is going to happen to an extent (maybe not as widespread as he says, but still a problem, none the less)

Clearly you have no idea what goes on in Ontario's Colleges. Take the extreme case and try to coat the entire system with it. Typical Hater strategy. "I have not succeeded, so no one else should". Misery loves company.

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For the most part the devices (like a small phone) are so small the field across them is not all that large. While 10,000 V/m looks large it is not a very strong field. The field around 120 V devices can be 120 V over 4 mm. That is 30,000 V/m. The fields in a 3-phase 440 V panel are even higher.

I agree that the short timespan of the pulse before overcurrent devices kick in is likely to limit raw thermal damage to connected equipment. But that doesn't mean nothing will be damaged: the junctions of semiconductors in particular could be damaged by short transients, shorter than those required to melt anything and possibly shorter than the trip time of an overcurrent device.

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He was not "under consideration"; he was nominated on September 2. Here's a link to the White House announcement: https://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/2017/09/02/president-donald-j-trump-announces-intent-nominate-personnel-key

Uhhh, no appointment yet. Was under consideration. . After 60 Minutes exposed him for working for big pharma, their lap dog, this should kill the appointment.

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The 25th takes a majority of his cabinet and a vote of the House and Senate. Can you see either group going down that road? He hired his cabinet, no way they would vote to remove him, and even if they did, can you honestly see enough Republicans voting to remove him from office? http://www.businessinsider.com/25th-amendment-how-can-you-remove-president-from-office-2017-3

Two words: 25th Amendment. Get Trump out of the White House! He's mentally impaired and unfit for the job. The sooner, the better! Seriously. Let's get our country back on track.

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Haha, we see you failed to point anything close to racism in my comments, now did you? How delicious to see a face palm. "AmyNam 30 minutes ago Bye felicia, don't come back. Maybe we should have him break rocks for a year just to remind him." Now that certainly looks like trump type hatred of Mexicans really got you worked up.

Haha, you have brown friends so you're not racist? Hardly an argument given your comments. Just be an honest racist and admit you like your "friends" on your lawn only when they are cutting it.

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Again....no facts, just lefties being lefties. Only you can spin this gong show of unethical madness.

Ohhh referring to Justin as Justine! Like a woman!! What an insult...so clever....so typical of the CPC By the way we already have a huge debt bomb thanks to Harper who rolled up more debt than any other government in Canadian history. Thankfully with Harper's leaden hand off the levers the Canadian economy has rebounded.

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The zuptas can easily afford it

the cost of towing the iceberg or steering it with tugs more like it is likely to cost about US$500,000 per day, can any one in South Africa afford that? The cost of cleaning the water you flush down the toilet and using it again is much cheaper..

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You've been treated with respect Trad. Don't meltdown when trying to think outside your pay grade. Here is how your war changed in how war was fought. It was the first GPS led battle and the last of the tidy engagements. "During the ground war, which lasted only about 100 hours, GPS receivers helped greatly with land navigation and artillery support, which was part of the massive bombardment that Iraqi soldiers referred to as “steel rain.” GPS supplemented or even replaced the artillery surveyor’s compass, telescopelike aiming circle, slide rule and other tools of the trade. GPS was also at the heart of new artillery weapons including the Army Tactical Missile System, which debuted during the Gulf War, had a range of about 270 kilometers and used Navstar satellite guidance to home in on its targets." War began devolving into targets, and soldiers put their trust in tools and let someone else decide who to aim the tools at and then Man 'xplain a why that lets you sleep - maybe.

First of all, our involvement in the first gulf war was entirely justified, as our ally was clearly invaded. As to your nut job conspiracy theory that the US gave tacit approval to Saddam to invade Kuwait, that is one of the dumbest, most ridiculous lies ever to fall out of the looney bin. Not only is that “opinion” false and ridiculous, it is certainly disproven in light of the 5 and a half months the US-led coalition gave to Iraq to pull out. We called that Operation Dessert Shield. You are probably unaware that Saddam was amassing troops on the Saudi border, and did attack Saudi Arabia during the gulf war. Is it your belief that the US gave him tacit approval to do so? And the scud missile attacks on Israel, was that due to some conspiracy hatched by our government? Not only did the Iraqi’s invade Kuwait, they raped and murdered Kuwaiti civilians. We stopped them. We stated what the coalition goals were, and we achieved them. We certainly did not seize their oil for profit.

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In your world, when one doesn't sell land, but merely the right to buy it, it should be taxed as if it were a land transfer? That defies logic. Any profit made by selling a right-to-purchase is taxable under present income tax rules. But if you don't sell land, how can you charge a land transfer tax? Using your logic, if you buy pork belly futures on the stock market, you'd have to pay GST on the value of the hogs you have the right to buy, even though you haven't bought any hogs.

Condo assignments should also be hit with the Land Transfer Tax as well.

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Yeah the only problem with that theory is that it doesn't work in the real world. The last election was about more and more of the economy getting funneled to the top few percent to the detriment of the rest. The tax cut for businesses only adds to the problem. Instead of funding more production and jobs what happens in the real world is that it funds more stock buybacks. The problems in the economy are on the demand side and worker skill levels not the supply side. Targeted tax cuts that promote workforce training and apprenticeships might be something that will help the economy. Eliminating other tax breaks that provide no real economic benefit while lowering rates by a like amount could make sense. Eliminating or limiting the deduction of interest expense could help in the long run. There are reform ideas that make sense but all we see at this point is rate cuts.

Reducing the tax rate on business will bring jobs back and increase tax revenue on the long run.

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That is not the purpose of these articles. If it was then they wouldn't put examples of contemporary ANC corruption in almost every one (including this one) . If that was the aim... It would be the stupidest attempt in history to do such a thing. The purpose is simply journalism. To report previously unknown facts. You don't have to approve of ANC corruption to admit the absolutely endemic corruption of the Nats and the absolutely unmitigated evil of apartheid. Which we can never get over and must never forget. It was a crime against humanity and all who enabled it deserves to be naked and shamed. None if which has anything to do with the ANC so stop bringing them up. On the contrary it's you who have the ulterior motive. Bringing up the ANC in every comment thread to try and tell black people (and smart whites) that they aren't allowed to be angry at the corruption of the Nats and their enablers which kept apartheid alive.

Grouping European social democratic governments with the socialist movement is an equally false equivalence. They are as dissimilar from socialism as socialism is from communism. Equally, the Japanese welfare state is grounded in the Japanese philosophy of service, from the Emperor to the Samurai and down to the farmer. It has nothing to do with socialist philosophy. All this socialism/communism nonsense detracts from the purpose of this article, which is to stop white South Africans from complaining about the corruption ingrained in the soul of the ANC. We should not complain, because OUR government (it is the responsibility of ALL whites, because it was white), was underhand and corrupt and was assisted by other underhand and corrupt whites. We shouldn't complain because we are racists at heart and merely reveal our racism when we do. I refuse to accept the current wrongs and leave it to other people to fix. I still have a vote, a voice and a role to play before I bow out..

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Export Development Canada under Harper is helping facilitate the migration of the auto industry to Mexico,a federal agency for lending roughly $526 million to Volkswagen to expand its operations in the U.S. and Mexico. 2015/04/24

Yay!!! The taxpayers get their money back and no more subsidies!!! Yes???

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Don't you know? If someone disagrees with you, then your comment is uncivil. Personally, I think the whole rating system and decision to censor comments is just silly. And I'll probably get flagged as uncivil for saying so.

"The high cost of health care is one of the issues on the table that Trumpcare needs to address." I'm not sure why this was found uncivil, but I would love the very honest and forthright reviewers who determined this to be uncivil to explain why to me. CLUE: In case you hadn't heard, President Trump does NOT want health care to be known as "Obamacare" so a person might just think that he would like it to be called by his name.

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My favorite is when he convinced the American people that they are too stupid to see to their own education, not enterprising enough to build a career, not savvy enough to negotiate a mortgage, unable to prioritize their own needs, simply incapable of getting through the mine field of life without Uncle Sam's guiding hand. And that, of course, led directly to Donald Trump, the self-styled authoritarian who claimed he can see to your every need by simply declaring that it's solved. Oh, and walls. That Mexico will pay for, sort of, but not really. And all the while making up outlandish and easily disproved lies about his imaginary enemies. What hath we wrought?

There are a myriad of accomplishments that cannot be undone. Thank you, President Obama! We miss you.

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In contradiction to what his predecessors have taught.

Now Jesus' vicar is saying that the death penalty is immoral. So you must agree.

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But why would Dr.s and Lawyers paymore money for less car. Outside of the ecowarriors there is no market.

Lot's of companies are promising the world to us but until it hits the market all we have is R&D. Someone a while back was/is working on an aluminum-ion battery. Yet another is working with Salt? and so on. To have an impact it needs to work, be reliable and most importantly, it has to be affordable. It isn't any good if only Doctors and lawyers can buy it.

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Quebec has no car industry. Hyundai left after just a few years, and the Camaro plant in St Therese was shut in 2015. No amount of cheap hydro from Churchill Falls could get them to stay. Both moved to the US.

The auto pact keeps assembly in Ontario and Quebec. The parts being assembled are more and more being manufactured in the US and Mexico.

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The SA will blame Trump! It's Trumps fault they raised the electric bill by .23 cents but they refuse to state your property taxes will literally go up 800% once Clodwell fully taps all of our properties to pay for his choo-choo. LOL

Why does the SA print such non-news news? The average cost goes from $139.71/mo to $139.94. OMG! Breaking News! Twenty three cents? If the average cost went to .23/mo...Now THAT would be news!

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There are a lot of very wealthy people of all races. If someone is number one and at the top I am sure it has nothing to do with their skin color, as there are millions of all skin types but very few of each at the top.

Yet the whiter the skin (yes, even in Asia) the more powerful the person will be. What colour is Mexico's president? What colour are the Castros?

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Keep writing. Lets the majority of Americans know we are correct on Detect. Detain. And Deport. (I prefer the 24 hour deport, they can appeal from their home countries)

Maybe, at this point, all that's left for Colorado to do is establish an underground railroad in order to keep moving these people out of Federal view and pussy-grasping reach until this wrongful unpleasantness can be finally and figuratively be put down like the rabid dog that it always obviously was.

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The House of Representatives won their civil court case against Obama's subsidies. Your deflection that he 'didn't go to jail' because he lost that case is just that. He didn't 'go to jail' when the Supreme Court ruled that DACA was illegal, either. He didn't 'go to jail' when the Supreme Court ruled that his labor appointment was illegal, either. He didn't 'go to jail' when his EPA overreach on coal-fired plants was ruled illegal, either. His other 13 'strokes of a pen' were killed by the Congress and Trump through the LEGAL process of the Congressional Review Act, so he didn't 'got to jail for them, either. Your whine is noted once again, right on schedule.

Gee Mot, you must shut your eyes to reality. You know, I seem to remember that the ACA passed, and R's in Congress didn't managed to send Obama to jail. Isn't that what you remember? Also, Trump disrespects the flag regularly, in public, while at the same time calling pro athletes traitors for refusing to stand for the national anthem, in order to bring public attention to police mistreatment of black people, a first amendment right the players have along with the president. So what message is Trump promoting when he disrespects the flag? Maybe that he's the prez, and he can do anything? Trump is ignoring California, which just suffered a hugely costly, deadly inferno, because he doesn't like California. Puerto Rico? Those losers don't even vote, why bother? His solution to his Benghazi in Nigeria? Ignore the dead soldiers, pretend it didn't happen. Lie some more about Obama ignoring dead soldiers? Why not, Trump has been lying about Obama for years. You must love effing moron prezes.

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If she has "white privilege" why doesn't she dress better.

I notice the teacher is white. Is this an example of white privilege?

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A few folks at the U of T happen to be involved? Geoff Hinton, one of the Fathers of the Modern AI development is a U of T professor. This is not a "few folks" but a globally recognized leader. There are also leaders in Montreal and Edmonton. Toronto KW corridor is competing to be a global AI cluster. The race is on.

Undoubtedly this article is a bit self-serving.... AI Institute in Toronto? I think the AI gurus in Montreal might have something to say about the centre being built there since that's where many companies have elected to set-up their AI practices....what about Waterloo? They'd probably argue they're the place where it should be given that they are the nexus of Canada's "silicon valley" and the up & coming "quantum valley". The best and brightest minds are coming out of a number of places in Canada and Ontario is a great place to start some focus but I would be hard-pressed to just give it to Toronto because a few folks at the U of T happen to be involved in this technology.

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He doesn't like Muslims who want to blow you up. Sounds like you listen to MSNBC or CNN. At least consider both sides of the issue.

>>> protecting our country I would argue that Donald's travel ban does not protect our country. He simply does not like Muslims.

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Perhaps we should address the prison overpopulation problem, overcharging for cases, and the disproportionate sentences people get based on who they are or where they live? Because if we could reduce our prison population to what other civilized nations are at, these types of issues would most likely be nonexistant. You seem to be perfectly fine with these places charging any amount for anything just as long as at the end of the day, you dont have to pay higher taxes for it. Which is a pretty poor way to look at things.

"shymagpie" could be a male or female, I believe that makes you a chauvinist. Yes, jails outsource much of the services because they can't feasibly provide them on their own, but apparently in bird world services should be free. Which by free he/she means at the expense of tax payers (because of white privilege).

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The blame belongs on the inadequacy of the system which allowed her to overstay her visa. She also gets blame for breaking the law which is a given but none of that changes the fact that these are American children. The decision should be in the best interest for these children which is letting her stay. How hard is that for you to understand? And btw your perspective is very anti American , you want to send American children to other countries get a grip and protect American children that's what matters more than your predudice opinion.

The only one who is hurting her children is her. Put the blame where it belongs. A good mother would have not put them in this position and a good mother would take them with her when she is deported. This is a country of laws and she broke the law. How hard is that to understand?

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Yeah that post sounds like it came out of a stronger mind. You got the best words. You got a very good brain. You post bigly. You know more than the generals. You grab the girls.

Yeah it does. Doesn't it. But you will lose. My mind is stronger than yours. It always will be. Sorry. Ho bruddah...brave, ah? What goes around comes around. Positive and negative. Times ten. So...whatevah cuz. You go girl.

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Goofy media and their leftist base. They think that journalism and promoting progressive positions are the same thing.

What a stock Conservative comment. Sort of like the body slamming Senator from Montana. "I was provoked." As opposed to just answering a legitimate quespionage.

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There is no question that we are seeing a lack of competence in federal leadership that we have not seen since Trudeau the senior was in power.

GSA ... Mea cupla. I probably did assume you were part of the group here that dogs those of us who do not drink the Liberal Kool Aide around the board mindlessly clicking "disagree" beside our every post - even those posts that entirely consist of widely known and verifiable facts and data making our case. I was wrong and I apologize to you for this. However, I also argue that losing one's temper at a media member trying to change the subject from the trust fund twins' misjudgments and misstatements on matters important to taxpayers to a trivial question intended to smear Scheer and his campaign guy by association with The Rebel as well as to smear The Rebel itself is one thing. But a PM and a finance minister who systematically avoid parliament and QP for days on end because they know they only embarrass themselves when they are questioned on their latest tax related fiascos is a rather more consequential and serious accountability issue. Or so it seems to me.

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It's the ESTABLISHMENT of a law that's at question here, not the nationality of those affected. If a policy or law is enacted in favor of one religious group, or to the detriment of another, it is unconstitutional... or so the argument goes. That's a tricky question, from a constitutional perspective and SCOTUS will have to sort it out. Im inclined to agree with the plantiff, especially since the targeted nations aren't related to any of our most recent terrorist attacks.

Muslims or Amish in America have Constitutional rights. Muslims or Amish in Yemen don't. Sovereignty had boundaries, called borders. National laws, including Constitutional rights, exist within those boundaries, but not outside. Brits in the UK don't have US rights because their courts and laws have sway there.

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Multi millionaire Morneau in charge of Canada's tax law he who was born rich, achieved rich and had rich thrust upon him (by marriage) - is like someone with a sweet tooth in charge of a candy store or a skunk in charge of a perfume factory - bad choice for Finance Minister

People must see the hypocrisy in all this. Morneau goes around touting "tax fairness." Meanwhile his millions of capital gains are taxed at half, made even more lucrative if people start consulting his company for individual pension plans. He has a company in Alberta to lower his taxes. He has a company in France, which he "forgot" about, to avoid taxes. None of these are mentioned in his proposed tax changes. He ignores the lack of pensions or other benefits for the self-employed. He ignores the time and effort it takes to start a business while earnings early on can be minimal.

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Trump picked Pence . Look how that worked out . You guys got your hat handed to you. That's what drives you liberals crazy on every issue . Now he makes a sound pick here and it drives you even crazier .

Who picked Tom Marino for drug czar? That sure was a sound decision.

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Depends on the church. For example, not the church of Rev. Jeremiah Wright (God damn America) where Obama was a member for twenty years; or the Westboro Baptist Church, or I'm sure plenty of others. If you think churches are all the same, you need some serious education.

Aren't you a big fan of churches?

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Trump is a liar and a psychotic. People who support him are in a small and shrinking pocket of ignorance.

MichaelG> The past three POTUSs were the ones who truly set our country backwards. All of the deals with NK, Iran, China, Mexico, Iraq and Afghanistan were all major things that set the US backwards in more than one way. Clinto, could have had eliminated Osama Bin Laden in the Sudan and NK; Bush, took us into Iraq and Afghanistan and NK deal; Obama, withdraw from Iraq and Afghanistan, Iran deal, and NK. If any of them had taken care of things we would not be in this situation now. So, all of you naysayers, listen up, tell the truth if you can and of you can, just "STHU!!!!" Freedom of speech does not count regarding these issues. Grow up little liars and become honest people for once in your life!!!!

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El Keith, I recently was told that I had to eat a special diet that is low in Oxalates. Never heard of it before. (I was given a forty page list of foods,Very High to Very Low) My blood sugar has been creeping up so my other doctor told me to get back on a "diabetic diet" or I'd back on insulin.. After going over the diets I discovered that many of the foods I could have on one diet I could not have on the other diet. I called and asked to referred to a dietician, which was the best idea I have had recently. She spent over an hour educating me that it's not the sugars so much I need to really watch but the carbs. I was mystified about why until she explained how carbs affect the way my body works to break down what I eat. I asked why corn was on the high list but further down on the list I could have corn meal bread but not wheat bread. Same with apricots being high versus dried apricots being medium. If I want some dried apricots I need to eat some good "fat" like cheese. H2O is #1

Education is the answer. However we would differ on what should be eaten. The current diet of those who critique diets is not even close to what humans should be eating. Juice!?!?! Are you kidding me? "Juice" for the most part is not juice. For those juices that are 100 percent juice - they are just pure poison for the human body. High in sugar, adulterated, and far removed from their humble beginnings as fruit, they are destructive to the human body. Eat fruit. Never drink juice especially not in the morning. Drink water.

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Trump will find lots of political support from those that supported Bernie, Obama, and Hillary. Any effective US opposition to cancelling NAFTA will come from corporations & SOME state governors.

Well argued. NAFTA was doomed from the moment Trump took office and killing it was probably the easiest of his campaign promises to fulfill. It now remains to be seen what the fallout will be politically south of the border but the Donald will claim the greatest victory ever over the worst deal ever since we got kicked out of Eden.

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@Ausexpat: There will be some pressure. Still, no one ever has to buy. Some people will always have to sell (e.g. job loss). If the pool of new buyers dries up, some people will have to slash prices until things sell. (The detached market has fallen VERY fast in some parts in 2017.) If foreign $ can simply soak up all that demand, why would you assume those places wouldn't get added to the rental supply (particularly with moves against AirBnB)? Added to that, the would-be first-time buyers (not tens of 1000s) don't live in a closed system. If it gets that bad, even more will simply not stay here. That means the exodus of essential talent and the future tax/ consumer base will grow bigger. If that happens, I foresee more measures being taken to reverse that future-killing trend (either by spiking wages [more taxes/fees/higher prices for all, including you] or, more likely, creating more measures that begin reversing various pro-price increase real estate policies).

Sure, but tens of thousands of first-time buyers in Vancouver will no longer be able to purchase. Pushing that demand back into a local market with already low vacancies. Interference in the ownership market by OSFI will raise rents in Vancouver and Toronto.

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demons causing helicopter problems is hanging around Hawaii still.

Is it just me or have there been numerous small aircraft and chopper mishaps in the last year or so? Are these pilots not checking their equipment properly? Lucky fellows these two, they could have been on the CG's search list too...

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Please take note that Ms. Goschen testified the CRTC has received $8.2+ million bucks, not a million. The million plus the Port provided was for last year alone. If they're not already aware, I hope Clallam County citizens become aware of the massive amount of dollars that have been spent on this one endeavor. I am NOT entirely against what the CRTC was supposed to be doing with discarded carbon fiber, but becoming a manufacturer of products was not one of them. CRTC was supposed to provide materials to support local small businesses, not be a fiefdom for the few elite at the top.

Most new businesses are in the red for at least the first three years, so if this is true then my apologies to Mr. Walters & his colleagues. They've done the nigh impossible. I still think it's better to "find a need & fill it" than to "build it & they will buy it," but if it provides family wage jobs to Clallam County residents then hooray. Bob has some good questions tho', that I hope the PDN will follow up on. I hope the CRTC's sales people are spending more time in outreach to manufacturers finding out what it is they need that can be made from recycled carbon fiber than trying to market pickleball paddles. This sounds like somebody focusing on their personal hobby needs. Their kids like playing pickleball, so that's where their focus is. At least they're apparently not hoping to sell any more $5000 park benches & trying to pass off car seat backs made from virgin material as "recycled." I still think the million bucks would have generated more jobs as micro-loans for small biz.

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Lame......

This all goes to validate Trump's contention that the media is totally biased against him and his administration, and cannot report things honestly or fairly. The media is, in a word, fake!

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Yes, I've noticed an uptick in that sort of thing, and of sock puppets, or at least silent accounts, handing out gold stars. Trolls are going to troll.

When Pandora asked me if I didn't have health insurance before Obamacare, I responded: Yes. I was a contractor -- corporations love having contractors as programmers, because it means the personnel costs are lower. I had NO benefits, which means no health insurance My wife's job didn't have health insurance either. For some unknown reason, my response was rated uncivil, as apparently was Pandora's reasonable and civil question.

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An average 3,287 are killed in traffic accidents a day......I'd rather be flying.

Still remember the helicopter crash that killed Vic Morrow and a young Vietnamese kid. Lots of soldiers were killed while riding in helicopters. Now you got the Osprey crashes. Goddamned death machines.

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So in other words he is going after the final tour. I think you are being a little too generous to the man, he couldn't care less about me or you.

Wrong, the president can override the secret service anytime he wants, so he told the SS not to close it, so its by Trumps command to leave the memorial open that day, so you don't know what your talking about.

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"Hickenlooper should have had the State come in and take control." He can't. He doesn't have the authority.

RTD is so poorly managed. Hickenlooper should have had the State come in and take control. It has been a waste of taxpayer money. Hickenlooper has been a weak Governor.

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Anti-American? Because I want the laws to be enforced? Get a grip? Is she your girlfriend? Predudice opinion? Right back at ya. So what do you think is best for the children? Let her stay and put her in jail for stealing an American's identity, which she will be separated from her children. Or she and her children can be free together in Peru?

The blame belongs on the inadequacy of the system which allowed her to overstay her visa. She also gets blame for breaking the law which is a given but none of that changes the fact that these are American children. The decision should be in the best interest for these children which is letting her stay. How hard is that for you to understand? And btw your perspective is very anti American , you want to send American children to other countries get a grip and protect American children that's what matters more than your predudice opinion.

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So, any woman with a "female" medical problem that requires the chemicals in contraceptive drugs for treatment should just be left on her own to pay? Then whatever stops us all from paying for "male" problems/disease drugs is OK with you, too?

No one is stopping you from having birth control. Buy it it you want it. Your entitlement to birth control stops at my wallet.

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so what...

Actually, the income for directors of Morneau Sheppell, of which he was one, have the choice to turn their director fees into DSUs (Director Share Units). They are notional shares (options) are tied to the price of MSI, so no tax is paid upon granting. The profit on them, which can be deferred, turns everything in to capital gains. Even dividends can be turned into DSUs. If filing in Alberta, one can sell $1 million DSUs at a tax rate of less than 20.3%. lower than the rate the janitor at Timmy's pays. Did I mention there is a clause that allows the transfer of DSUs to others? Did I mention that the Board can unilaterally vest these DSUs immediately without shareholder approval? See the MSI March 2, 2017 Information Proxy Circular

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True, that's not what they're protesting. But what so many other people don't understand is that it DOESN'T MATTER what they're protesting, because WHAT they're protesting is not the part that's pissing millions of people off. It's HOW they chose to do it -- by choosing to disrespect the national anthem (and thus what it stands for). THAT'S what's pissing millions of people off. If they'd just chosen a different time and method for their protest (i.e. NOT during the national anthem, and most especially NOT disrespecting it by a blatant refusal to observe the standard protocol of respect by standing), then almost NONE of this backlash would be happening. Again, WHAT they're protesting for is irrelevant to that issue.

This is worth repeating since so many don't understand what the protests are about. The players who kneel down, are not protesting the flag, the USA, the military (not sure how that connection was even made other than the right wing shills spinning it that way). The players are protesting against police brutality and equality which is a very noble cause. It is obvious that Trump would rather listen to Fox and Friends and get their take on the protests than actually understand what they are all about thus his constant harping on it.

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that was pretty funny. Loved the bacterial allusion as well.

this decision was shall we say C difficile

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Relevance? Are you suggesting tha Morneau is going to have somebody killed?

Lets not forget the "Panama Papers" connection. The Journalist that exposed this fiasco was just blown up by a car bomb in Malta. http://www.taxfairness.ca/en/news/politician-overseeing-panama-papers-file-has-tax-haven-connection

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Problem is, the whole "shoulder massage" thing can be taken out of context, particularly if the lady in question went out with the unknown masseur a few times for coffee, which she took as purely social, but he interpreted as something more - and which she wasn't in a rush to dispel. I'd say that in vast majority of relationship at some point people do "sexual assault" to each other - and enjoy it; thing is, a lot of men, particularly - younger men, overestimate the state of the relationship, and the ladies in question can be genuinely upset by the premature advances.

You are missing the point. No one is equating shoulder massage with rape. I agree that there should be better terminology than using "sexual assault" for everything from more trivial to more serious incidents, but the point is that it is common for women to find men using them sexually without their consent.

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We are waiting for the investigation to play out, and OH YES we are still concerned about Russia, you should be concerned too.

But, but, Russia! I thought everyone was so concerned about Russia????

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Actually it would be Moms and Bloomberg clinking glasses as they see another revenue stream.

And another round of clinking champagne glasses at NRA HQ.

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There is no evidence other than the desperate media's continual spin. Please work on your gullibility.

I will take the word of a grieving Gold Star Widow over donald's any day of the week. I will take the word of a competent Congresswoman any day of the week over donald's. donald is a pathological liar. I'm sorry you haven't figured that out yet, when the evidence is all up in your face all day ever day.

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How many times to you have to hear it? This has nothing to do with respecting the flag or supporting the troops. It's just another cheap diversional charade foisted on you by Trump and you swallowed it hook, line and sinker. How, pray tell, does hoping that America will someday live up to it's founding ideals show disrespect?

No one is saying the players HAVE to stand, they are just saying if they chose to disrespect the flag and our nation that they are choosing not to spend well earned money paying to watch the players do it. The players may very well have a legitimate issue, but pissing off half the country with this type of protest, just seems stupid and unproductive to me

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Exactly. The dope needs to be confronted.

People here are not understanding. 1) He will not rent a car or use a cab. 2) If his sister refuses to pick him up, he will get his parents to, and they will. THAT is what's on the table. So the suggestions that he rent a car or use a taxi are meaningless.

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I've read enough of Muleman's posts to believe he served far more than I'd believe anyone who defends Trump. BTW: Sgt. Johnson's mother backs up Trump's stupid comment. Why didn't the guy occupying the Oval Office commend Johnson's service, and note that he's a hero, who died for his country? Haven't heard Trump say anything of the sort to date.

Alleged service. Ftfy.

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"Western purchasing power"??? Are you talking about the $ Trillions of (worthless) US treasuries that the Chinese Central Bank holds to cover the US trade deficit? Junk money traded for junk products.

Most of China's enrichment has been through Western purchasing power and the international trade system installed by the US after Bretton Woods in 1944. And Xinhua sounds a lot like Kruschev in 1956: "We will bury you". Still waiting.

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Very good! Sounds like the beginning of a worthy MBA class discussion. Now look at the balance sheets, compensation plans, HR data, and regulatory venues and wade in some more.

Why take on all that debt? Southwest has enough financial power to start up inter-island service on their own. Southwest also only flies 737's and they wouldn't want the fleet of prop planes. If they bring in some 737's they would truly be competition for Hawaiian Air.

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Giving his supporters courage? Are you serious? Do you really think any of the people at the Values Voter Summit need encouragement? Do you imagine these people have been cowering in fear all this time waiting for somebody to give them permission to say 'Merry Christmas?' They probably say it all year round just to keep in practice! Trump isn't giving anybody courage. All he's doing is preaching to the choir and stoking the anger of his base. It's his go-to pitch. They're going to do what they're going to do with or without his approval. And the rest of us are going to ignore him for the blowhard we already know he is. As for your wife's fears, I can't speak to that. I'll just say that, for myself, while I'm not afraid to insult people, I don't go out of my way to do it just to prove a point about how fearless I am. I think that's called being a grown up.

You'd be surprised how many people can't detect sarcasm. Trump has already done it by giving his supporters the courage to stand-up against political correctness without fear of a lawsuit from the sensitive snowflakes. I can't tell you how many things my wife is afraid to say because of fear of insulting someone. You can't refer to a Chinese person as Chinese, in her mind. So, yeah, Merry Christmas, my Chinese friends!

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I tend to agree with you Amazon would be a boost to Denver, not a life saver. There is a lot of economic diversity around here that would survive just fine if Amazon ever left. One other thing to consider though, is that a big company like this is also likely to attract other businesses that support it. Colorado is offering incentives but they are very limited and performance based. Also, the jobs that Amazon creates are not mostly going to be low salaried positions. There is a lot of tax revenue that will be generated by those salaries and the sales and property taxes those people generate. IMO, the biggest challenge for Denver winning this is the lack of infrastructure investment and city planning. Another downside is the time zone thing. Amazon may very well want to have HQ2 in the Central or Eastern time zones.

I agree that we should not offer any tax incentives, but even if Amazon moves here I don't think Denver will depend on Amazon anymore that it does now. It will be a great, dynamic addition to Colorado if they decide to move here, but Colorado will likely be just fine if they decide to go elsewhere too.

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lbotsikos, if you’re reading about this for the first time,you need more than a “journalistic publication “

Agreed Duali. Definitely no need to tell us more about the scandal. It's not like we are reading a journalistic publication.

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It isn't a "narrow" decision at all, because it establishes that wearing a veil is a legitimate religious right to practitioners, and that it must be balanced against one of the most important rights in the whole legal system, the right to a fair trial. That is a far, far tougher bar for any veil-related religious claim than this ban, which does not involve individual rights balancing at all, and is instead about religious discrimination by the state against one religious subset. You keep bringing up that Belgian decision, but continental European law on matters like this of a completely different legal tradition and far less concerned with the rights of the individual than Commonwealth legal traditions have been. It's not something the courts will put much mind to, compared to its own well-developed body of case law on this subject. "R. v. N.S." effectively settled how the courts were going to treat niqab cases going forward.

The case you and Sean cite narrowly focused on specifically competing rights and in a divided decision the SCC essentially held that the rights of an accused in a criminal trial can in some instances supersede religious rights. Many legal analysts view the decision as only the first round in what will be a longer and presumably broader debate. Also, the decision would appear to sustain my position that religious rights aren't absolute under the Charter. The Belgian example involves a more comprehensive debate about public policy intended to serve broader societal objectives conflicting with arguments favoring religious freedom. The European Court of Human Rights has (utterly reasonably, in my opinion) sided with the primacy of the former, a precedent that should influence decisions in other democratic jurisdictions.

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I don't deny that, do you deny that it is the Democrats that seek to protect the abortion industry which killed over 400,000 black babies in the US last year?

Roe vs. Wade was written by a Republican.

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The fact there is any DOUBT Cheetolini is a smarmy FAILURE makes everyone think u r full of IT. As we all know ... IT puts the lotion in the basket YOU RUBE!!!

What sort of hardline ideologue, blinded by hate for the President, would dislike my neutral statement? Get over your issues and move on from November. The "with us or against us" mentality is hurting the country.

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I would guess its because you seem to be much less upset at the possibility of Trump having done this ("Im disappointed") vs. your suggestion that this article might be false, in which case you believe they should be held libel. TBH - im pretty disgusted that Trump would offer money to a family like this. He has a mentality that believes that throwing money at a problem, will solve everything. And for the most part, its worked for him. Giving this father $25,000 for his son dying might seem like a grand gesture - but what about the other families of dead soldiers? Should we expect every soldier that dies in combat will now get paid out $25k by this President? So, to summarize, the simple fact he offered money is disgusting and terrible. Its also disgusting and terrible that he told the guy this, and then didnt even bother to follow through with it. Im a lot more than "disappointed" in Trump, but then again I havent been anything other than that since he was elected.

What sort of hardline ideologue, blinded by hate for the President, would dislike my neutral statement? Get over your issues and move on from November. The "with us or against us" mentality is hurting the country.

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Good point. Secularism is more important than defending a regressive cultural practice being paraded as religious freedom. This paper also encouraged Erdogan's "reforms" that rolled back 9o years of secular protections in Turkey by their new Islamist Prime Minister, fast forward and in under 10 years, Erdogan and his Islamist AKP has consolidated power and jailed opponents, effectively turning Turkey into an Islamist-inspired dictatorship. The Globe (and Doug Saunders) prefer to ignore the irony of their original position. The Globe prefers a narrative of political correctness and naive idealism over critical analysis. Every country in the world where the niqab is common (without exception) treat women like second class citizens. The fact that most Canadians don't cover their face isn't a function of cultural relativism, it's a function of progress. The niqab encourages cultural segregation and division. Canada can learn from Europe's mistakes of trying to appease assertive Islamism.

Maybe the law has problematic elements to it, but I prefer a government that errs on the side of freedom from religion than freedom of religion.

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You do realize that there are other players in the pricing of milk. Do you think Nautrel or Galen Weston is going to cut their price of milk? Loblaw's may use it as a lost leader on in a awhile but you can pretty much guarantee the price won't change much from the price it is today. They will look at as an opportunity to make more money sense they paid less wholesale for it.

Consumers would benefit from Canada opening up its markets. Hopefully these NAFTA negotiations will finally put an end to the price gouging consumers are regularly forced to endure at the hands of the oligopolies in a variety of Canadian industries.

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FAKE NOOZE!!!! Drink!

Too funny dp, more fake news you guys crack me up!

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... DIGGING A HOLE DUDE ... Chicago cops are SMARTER than THAT ...

Can't not be true. A Democrat said it was so.

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bavius, The right and left do indeed exist, the form an ideological spectrum where the center, generally speaking, reflects the views held by the majority. The right tends to express a desire to either return things to a so-called golden age or to preserve the status quo. The right also tends to place greater emphasis on laissez faire capitalist principles and the protection of private property/rights. The left tends to express a desire for greater equality in society, places greater emphasis on the good of the community, and sets its hopes and energies towards creating a better society for all to live in and therefore promotes change in this direction along social democratic and/or socialistic principles. Their is nothing new in what Trump is doing. He is a 1930's style radical right nationalist/protectionist who support Reagan era voodoo economics and the destruction of institutions. None of this is new and the last time his policies were tried, it led to WWII.

Trump is the real progressive. That's what common sense conservative means. Trump is changing the status quo, he is learning from mistakes (NAFTA) and creating real change, not the fake change of Obama and Trudeau. There is no "left" and "right" anymore. There is only "status quo" (liberals, elites, globalists, establishment conservatives) and "nationalists" (Trump, Sanders, Corbyn). The only thing today's liberals are offering is the economic status quo with identity politics (NAFTA and diversity targets). The nationalists are the progressives, they have real policies for real change. Trump has the best solutions. Tax cuts, simplify the tax code, cut regulations, proper borders, focus on jobs, get rid of NAFTA.... etc... all of these policies are progressive. And they are common sense. There's nothing wrong with valuing the past and honouring traditional values. They have stood the test of time and they have served us well.

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There are something like 100 million gun owners in the US, including millions of veterans of the military and law enforcement with equal skill sets to those serving. Even if every serving military member and every law enforcement officer in the US decided to back some sort of tyranny, that is about 2 million people total, not the useful combat arms or street cops, a much smaller number, but total. They and their families all live and work amidst the same people they would be "oppressing," meaning that the most potent weapons could not be used without risk to their own loved ones, and they and those loved ones (and all their possessions) would be vulnerable to individual retaliation. They would also be having to defend the nation and fight "normal" crime at the same time. Anyway, the extant facts mean that only an idiot would actually try to seriously circumvent the 2nd Amendment rights of gun-owning Americans -as even a minority view them-, because "the government" would lose.

You circumvented your own opinion, moronic. Just as a kick to your poorly concluded opinion, you presented bump stocks' purpose as home defense. Where did you pull that from? Also, the uprising against tyranny you allude to and plausibly dismiss, is an illogical statement. First and foremost, the military is comprised of 'we the people' And history proves, a standing army will divide to the side which attracts their views and values amidst an uprising *civil war ring a bell?* and the last kicker is...unalienable right. You can make your mini-gun should you desire to. What is the bump stock...a strap and buffer? What will your opinion ban next? Utensils? Facts don't care about your feelings.

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No, I'm not dense. Are you rude??

Are you dense? Can you have someone read and interpret English for you? Both pohaku96744 and I explained why, yet you don't understand. #educationsystemfailure

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Posting videos to liberal websites and visiting easily accessible liberal constituents in close periphery to the D.C. Beltway is o.k.,but traveling to far afield from Washington and posting a video to an agricultural website is verboten.

I suspect this will end up the same as a comparable investigation of Gina McCarthy: https://www.sunflower.net/gop-senators-push-attorney-general-to-investigate-epa-over-wotus/

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How does this square with the influence of significant amounts of cash coming from Asia to property markets in Canada, especially Vancouver and Toronto? How can people "embrace their dominance" in their own country when many can't afford homes in the major metropolitan centres?

This "White Privilege" concept is too complex for elementary schools and high schools. Leave that to university to teach. Stick with the anti-racist, gender equality and religious tolerance themes. The main problem I see is if you dig the origins of Human Rights, Democracy, Scientific Method and on to Gender Equality.... they are all from Europe and Renascence area - all of those main contributors are white and (mostly) male. Chinese traditions, for example, are authoritarian and do not have gender equality nor ideas of democracy or human rights. White people need to stand up and embrace your dominance on the ideology on freedom, human rights, gender equality, religious freedoms, and freedom of sexual orientation. A retreat on the white (western) world order, the replacement is far more hostile. You can bet under an Chinese world order or an Islamic world order, gender equality to sexual orientation to human rights are going out the window.

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And advised Bush (if this 'ethics chief' had any role at all, which he seems to think he still has) during a pointless war that killed over 4000 US troops and incurred over 100,000 other deaths? Please spare us all.

Was this the same 'ethics' chief who ok'd torture and the surveillance of American citizens without warrant?

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Your statement "many diseases are inherited or due to diet or other activities" somehow makes me think you need to due some research or take a logic class.

That's an obvious setup by liberal parents. Like a 7 year old (in 2013) would be paying attention to politicians. Besides, many diseases are inherited or due to diet or other activities. Why do you think your doctor asks for your family history and other habits? This is just another way liberals do more harm than good in the black community.

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After the auditor's office is enshrined in the city charter, it will be virtually impossible to "dispense with it". Once established, bureaucracies tend to perpetuate themselves indefinitely, no matter how useless or even harmful they may be.

I'm fine with funding it. We can always dispense with the auditor's office if it persistently issues few findings, but without audits, we won't any real visibility. The audits should also be verified by external auditors periodically to ensure independence and conformance to accepted audit standards.

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... Molotov cocktail time good suggestion!

I got a better deal: they pay me and I'll consider going - if I have a bottle of vodka.

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The reason that most craft beer has such a high IBU is to hide the off-flavors. If your local small brewery suddenly has a "special" IPA on their menu for a short time, it is because they brewed a bad batch of something else and spiked it with a ton of hops in order to make it sell-able. There is a lot of really bad beer out there. The really good stuff is the target of these buy-outs.

What a strange and really misinformed comment. Most American Light Lagers (your macro-brews) only have an IBU between 10 and 20. The vast majority of craft brews are far higher with some of your IPAs going over 100. Even Sam Adams Boston Lager has an IBU of 30. What's "dumb" about having a large and varied choice?

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I have no theory. Your projecting your own bias and racism on me. No, all cop shootings are not legit. Who said that? Police can make a mistake and just like the rest of the population, there will be a certain percentage that are just bad people. You are a drama queen, that's why you are a liberal. The police shootings are not epidemic as you and BLM portray. What do you think we should do about 6% of the population being responsible for 50 % of the violent crime? It's no wonder blacks are profiled. Why is that not addressed?

Let's assume that the Michael Brown shooting was 100% legitimate. According to your theory, that proves that slavery didn't happen, that all cop shootings of blacks are legitimate, that Rodney King was not wrongfully beaten by cops, and that no black has ever been racially profiled by police. You're simple, which is why you're a Republican.

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One can understand, then, why she is your EX-wife.

Dear Mr MacDubious I think some further research in the "Urban" dictionary might provide you with some enlightenment as to other more current definitions of the word Troll. Be that as it may I am neither a troll by the urban definition nor a Troll by yours - although yours does remind me of my ex wife!

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No doubt the Broncos have a history of low points over the years. My personal low point was when the Broncos lost to the Jagwads at home in the AFC game. I was living in Wyoming then and the next morning I took all my Bronco shirts and hats out to the burn barrel and torched them and swore off the team. My neighbors knew I was pissed LOL

I grew up in the Denver area, so the Broncos have been "in my blood" since they first joined the American Football League and played at Bears Stadium. Last Sunday night's game has to be the low point in Broncos' history. Losing to a winless team, at home. Seriously?!

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You and I BOTH know that the Denver Post would never print a story like this about a Democrat. Hell they barely covered the drunk driving arrest of Pabon and then only because it made TV news. And yes I can guarantee that most the posters above would be calling it a set up by the parent/child were the politician in question a Democrat.

"And you believe that?" Would your response be the same if a Scout asked Clinton that kind of questions? Be honest.

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Thanks anyway, I'm not a creeper.

Lookup the mom's facebook page and tell me she did not set up this performance. Using the kid for her personal political purposes. Of course doing this allows her to get her 15 minutes of fame. Bravo mom, bravo!

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So you deal in absolutes. I'm sure that you think Gorsuch was also poison. I think you'll find most of America won't agree with you on that one. Be careful with absolutes. When you use them and are wrong, your entire statement is disregarded.

Trump is poison. Everything around him gets damaged and degraded. It’s not any one thing. It’s everything. It’s hard to evaluate the dynamics of this call out of the context of waiting ten days, lying about his predecessors, creating this hideous spectacle with John Kelly’s son. He is acting according to his own impulses, angers and appetites with a relative indifference or even a sort of blindness to those around him. They don’t exist. Lots of wreckage is inevitable. That’s what it’s like living, trapped, in a house with an abuser. This is what it’s like living in a country with Trump, he's a predator. He poisons everything. No one gets out undamaged. Some are damaged profoundly.

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The exchange does meet my level of importance. However when people or interacting with more important components of our society the standard should be applied.

Why the exception for libraries? The staff there is human too.

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Have you even read the Constitution? The 1st Ammendment says that Congress shall make no laws restricting speech. The Scouts are private organization and can kick the kid out.

What happened to the first amendment? You can't punish a kid for acting respectful questions. The den leader should be kicked out.

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The problem with dog owners in the US is that their dogs are not well trained and they let them crap all over the place without cleaning up. I've been to parks with my kids and have seen this behavior many, many times. And if I say anything to them, they are rude. So, yes, dog owners deserve every bad thing said about them.

So my wife and I travel a good bit, and when we vacation out of the country, it is normal to be about a month. We take our King Charles Cavalier with us, almost always. We see the abuse of the ESA situation, as seemingly we are the only folks that pay Delta to fly the dog with us (under the seat). For Europe, it is $200 each way. ESA owners pay nothing. At the same point, I don't entirely know why America has this hatred of dogs in public places. We don't see that in a lot of Europe, with dogs accepted in restaurants. Common sense applies there... well behaved dog = ok, badly behaving/aggressive dog=get the heck out. I wish that were the case here. Especially in the case of the airlines... I've never had a bad experience on the airplane with our dog or someone else's dog. I have had numerous problems with someone else's poorly behaving children.

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The Iran deal was working as intended and designed but that wasn't good enough on the campaign trail. He even certified the deal two times previously because everyone else in his administration recognized the importance of the deal. So what has changed since then? Nothing. So why is Trump now suddenly "trying to get Congress to act?" Complete and utter baloney. Trump has made plenty of bad choices and you're buying into his attempt to argue away any responsibility for them? And Trump was trying "to get Congress to act" on DACA? There's no reason to believe Congress could pass anything on immigration, something Congress has tried for nearly twenty years, especially after failing something like FIVE TIMES, on something REPUBLICANS THEMSELVES have been promising to do for SEVEN YEARS. And then, when Congress starts getting some traction Trump demands more than just DACA's codification? The same problem to immigration reform every time it comes up? Complete and utter baloney.

The man had no choice. Primarily, It IS congress's job not the Prez. He's trying to get threm off theor asses and it is working. Congress has the opportunity to deal with DACA NOW if they do get off their collective asses

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Well, Denver isn't the only city growing. There are cities that haven't grown much in decades, but they're not very desirable places to live, IMO. The scary thing is that the world population is rising so fast. Mother Nature will take care of that some day (pandemic/nukes/asteroid/super volcano) and rid the planet of many/most/all the humans.

I've lived in Denver for most of the entirety of my nearly 60 years. It's true that growth in the past 30 or so years has been astronomical. Everything does seem much more crowded, expensive and less friendly. What was once a modest working-class neighborhood is now filled with new-money millennials (think Highlands). It's prettier, seems cleaner, but something's been lost, too. My house, thankfully, is almost paid off because I don't think there's any way I could afford to buy it now.

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Thank you Jesse.

Eloise Kailin is a 97 year old doctor who lives in Sequim. Don't act like she's not both an expert and directly affected by this. This was started by Cherie Kid, Dan "This is not a Democracy" Gase, Brad Collins, and Patrick Downie, who ignored a landslide advisory vote against fluoridation and put it in the water anyway. You can blame the anti-fluoride activists (representing a large majority of the population) for this, but something had to be done. AND IT WORKED. I do agree with your concerns about becoming a 2nd-class city, and I share many of them. Many anti-fluoride activists do not necessarily want to become a second-class city. We just want a functioning democracy, and we made it happen for at least a short time. Now, YOU get to make a choice. You're welcome. 2 choices actually: Prop 1: become a 2nd-class city. Prop 2: put unrefined toxic waste from Simplot's phosphate fertilizer plant at 515 S. Hwy 430, Rock Springs, WY in the ding-dong drinking water.

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Guns are only dangerous for ADD liberals who think they are entitled to everyone's money. I've got a gunsafe full of guns that have never gone off by themselves. Heck, I'll put one on my kitchen table and I bet you my lifetime worth of paychecks it won't shoot by itself. Its you dope smoking liberal whack jobs that cant walk and chew gum at the same time who have trouble with guns.

Yay for guns!

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The Kealohas had much more than a beer income. They had a way better income than most people in Hawaii. Their retirement packages are probably better than 90 percent of the people of Hawaii. They just wanted more than their large incomes could provide. They were just plain GREEDY! Now they will be spending most of their money defending themselves and eventually paying fines. Do these two have no shame?

What else is new? Conspicuous consumption on a beer income certainly contributed to the malfeasance and trust. (Kahala residence and ostentious parties) Collusion at the highest level of the City police department and employee of prosecutorial office certainly is unnerving

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"Exactly why the coach needs to call a play where Siemian does a great play fake and CJ hits the middle and Siemian finds the tight end." So true! When I saw the Giants defense bunch up on that goal line play I was yelling at the TV "play action Trevor...play action!" I guess he couldn't hear me. : - ) The Little Guy

Exactly why the coach needs to call a play where Siemian does a great play fake and CJ hits the middle and Siemian finds the tight end. Quick, wham, bam, boom. Opposing defenses know exactly what's coming. They are keying on CJ and did last year too. You have to have Siemian getting into a much quicker mode. When's the last time we've seen cross blocking with a lead back or tight end drilling a linebacker and CJ following? I should diagram a few plays and email them in. Any of us running game fans could. The problem is so obvious. The coaches need to concentrate on what the players can do best. They are trying to do too many things at once. Like having Siemian dropping back way too many times. If he passes 20-25 times a game I feel odds are good for a win. Same with CJ and Charles having 30 touches. We just aren't seeing good offense for whatever reasons only the coaches would know.

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Occasionally the third party needs to be thrown out.

How can they not be so arrogant when people continue to vote for them time and time again no matter what they do. STOP voting Liberal! And don't even think of voting NDP

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Now-as you may recall, a couple of years ago the good folks in Deer Trail took a lot of heat for their tongue in cheek issuance of drone hunting licenses by some lacking a sense of humor and understanding of farmer's off season coffee time chats.

Maybe there should be a bounty on drones?

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haha, absolutely the first thing I thought of :p

If I had the kind of money it takes to live in Boulder, I suppose I'd be pretty happy, too.

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"... Which quote are you referring to? ..." 'Barack Obama tells black America no excuses for failure'.

Which quote are you referring to? They were both provided by The Telegraph.

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