Colin Powell recently denied the harmful effects of Depleted Uranium (DU), which has been used in every major American conflict in recent years. InformationLiberation reports, Members of WeAreChange Ohio confronted former Secretary of State Colin…
Lorne Gunter of the National Post commented yesterday on the Kawacatoose First Nation proposal for a private MRI service, For defenders of Canada’s government-monopoly health care system, there is only one goal that truly matters….
A new positive duty to take reasonable steps to prevent bodily harm was added to the Criminal Code in 2004 under Bill C-45. Transpavé Inc. is the first company to be convincted under these new…
The scope of negligence in tort law expands and contracts over time. One of the landmark cases in product liability, Liebeck v. McDonald’s Restaurants, has received much criticism as a frivolous lawsuit, and has been…
“Dr. Horror” Captured An internationally wanted physician from Brampton, Ontario, was caught in Nepal last week. Dr. Amit Kumar was wanted for harvesting organs from poor Indians, usually sold to more affluent people, including international…
Corey Davidson, a Public Administration and Governance student at Ryerson University, shared with us some concerns about accessibility at Queen’s Park: A Clear Message While on a tour of Queen’s Park today, I noticed that…
A study conducted at the University of Toronto tested blood levels of students there and found many of them to be surprisingly low in Vitamin D. The CTV report states: Among those of European origin,…
Jon-Jo may know his law, but he certainly doesn’t know his infectious diseases. That’s what this South African blogger is saying about the Justice in Barrie who has recently drawn fire for his ignorance on…
Background On Nov. 30, 2007, former Attorney-General Michael Bryant announced the creation of the new Law Commission of Ontario (LCO). The Commission is created to reconcieve the law and evaluate issues of reform. Bryant said,…
Sarah Boyd of UofT Law raises some interesting issues with the Laibar Singh case on Thinking Out Loud. Singh is a 48-year man from India who entered Canada on a forged passport in 2003. But…
The Food and Drug Administration has affirmed their approval of the sale of meat and milk from cloned animals for human consumption, saying that there is no evidence to prove that it is harmful. The…
Sandra Bergen, a 19 year old from Biggar, Sask., had a heart attack in 2004 that left her in a comma for 11 days. She still suffers from fatigue and a heart condition that makes…
