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The tip of the iceberg theory.
This theory is basically how it sounds, frauds seem like they are smaller than they actually are, or fail to show the... more
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Derek
Flegg
September 11, 2018
According to OACAS CEO Mary Ballantyne the reason why so many frontline workers today wouldn't qualify for registration with the College of Social Work is due... more
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Derek
Flegg
September 10, 2018
Court green lights and certifies Crown Ward Class Action against the Province of Ontario. Former Crown wards who were in foster care, foster homes and while in... more
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Derek
Flegg
September 9, 2018
Letter in National Post, August 8, 2018
Re: Expect job market moderation in the months ahead, internal memo tells Morneau, Andy Blatchford, Aug 1, 2018
Today... more
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Larry
Kazdan
September 9, 2018
Many growing cities approaching 1.5 million people introduce a regional rail service. Toronto introduced regional rail in 1967, with the Go Train system. The... more
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Clive
Doucet
September 8, 2018
Tammy Law's delusional thoughts, excuses, rationalizations and justifications for using the Motherisk test to justify denying parents due process and... more
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Derek
Flegg
September 6, 2018
Ottawa’s main streets are the lifeblood of our communities. It is in these public spaces that we shop, work, and spend time with our families. Unfortunately,... more
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Shawn
Menard
September 5, 2018
So The Wife and I were out for a stroll today and stopped by the Union Street Cafe. While ordering, I asked our barista about the origin of their street name.... more
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Guy
Talevi
September 5, 2018
Today on the Unpublished Cafe podcast: Diplomatic tension is on the rise between the two countries after Canada's Global Affairs Ministry tweeted at the Saudi... more
September 4, 2018
Global Affairs for Canada appears to be turning on it's head.
Our long time ally and neighbour, the United States has been scolding us for trade agreements and... more
September 4, 2018
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Sunday February 10th, Opposition Leader Andrew Scheer sent a letter to Prime Minister calling to waive solicitor-client relationship priviledge in respect to... more
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Rob
Dekker
February 10, 2019
Today is the first day and it's a cold one. - 20C and -30 windchill. I'm heading to the GRC on Route 62 to begin a busy day of ward meetings. I'll be meeting... more
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Glen
Gower
February 5, 2019
Aboriginal title and the concept was foreign to many indigenous people before European contact. Generally, indigenous people acknowledged their own customary... more
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Jason
Arbour
February 2, 2019
The Ontario PC Government recently introduced Bill 66, the Restoring Ontario’s Competitiveness Act. Part of the Bill would allow municipalities to create “... more