Category: Editorial

COLD-FX’s safety and efficacy is supported by more than 10 clinical trials, conducted at eight universities, and spanning 19 years of research. Published in nine peer-reviewed medical journals, including Pediatrics and The Canadian Medical Association Journal, these trials were conducted with approval from Health Canada and/or the FDA.

 

The day last week when two controversial bills to regulate the Internet were shelved by U.S. lawmakers to be reworked, many people rejoiced at the fact that strict regulations would not be imposed online that day. However, just as those two were killed, two more pieces of legislation emerged to take their place. The war of web restrictions is one that has begun in earnest and it will take more than Facebook status updates, or even websites going dark in protest, to ensure that no drastic new Internet regulations are passed.

 

Brain damage in hockey is clearly a hot button issue for Canadians.

 

The CBC has been under fairly constant attack recently because of its refusal to disclose information about its internal workings to the Information Commissioner of Canada.

 

Taxpayers, both in Toronto and most other Canadian cities, epitomize that old “having your cake and eating it too” adage better than most.

 

As the Occupy movement now settles over many metropolitan centres, the same criticisms seem to be popping up as points to counter its existence. Many say that it lacks focus, piling on too many causes at once to effectively address in any cohesive manner. Still others say the fact that protesters tweeting from their iPhones and iPads while drinking a latté smacks of obvious hypocrisy, especially as they make the attempt to compare this movement to the Arab Spring – something so far outside this jurisdiction the two seem almost incomparable, save for the word protest.

 

From the ’60s to today, feminism has lost a lot of the traction it had among women, and now many young women are largely indifferent to it.

 

There’s no doubt that Mayor Rob Ford is a master of both saying and doing the wrong things at the wrong time.

 

Occupy Wall Street has become a hollow cause – a place for people and organizations to demand directionless, undefined change.

 
Ride the gravy train

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