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    Why conservatives are funnier than liberals

    By the very nature of their philosophy, conservatives are disposed to be more optimistic and fun-loving than liberals. Liberals (a short hand I’ll use to cover the political spectrum on the left including progressives and socialists) base their outlook on causes, whether eradicating social...
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    Hongcouver

    listen to the segment here: Hongcouver | CANADALAND
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    If your BS detector isn’t shrieking, it’s broken

    Wishing it was true doesn’t make it true–it makes you a chump who fell for the con. Once upon a time in America, no adult could survive without possessing a finely tuned BS detector. Herman Melville masterfully captured America’s fascination with cons and con artists in his 1857 classic The...
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    Rich Californians balk at water limits

    via sda: Cold Camembert and Broken Crackers By lance on June 14, 2015 12:39 PM | 12...
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    Why does the CBC compete with newspapers?

    via sda Question the CBC? By lance on June 14, 2015 1:57 PM...
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    Anti-oil campaign funding murky

    David AkinVerified account ‏@davidakin Anti-oil sands campaigners are pulling the wool over your eyes says @FairQuestions http://pllqt.it/blwwy4 Invisible: U.S. foundations and Tides pour money into ‘earned...
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    What's Going On With Michael Sam?

    Has he got the vapors? Michael Sam has left the Montreal Alouettes' training camp and returned home for personal reasons, the team said Friday. "With all due respect for Michael Sam, the nature of this decision will remain confidential," the Alouettes said in a statement, which said Sam...
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    Let's learn about this NAACP Rachel Dolezal shall we...

    PHOTO EXCLUSIVE: ‘I consider myself to be black and I don’t give two sh*ts what you think’: Defiant NAACP leader is pictured for the first time since her white parents’ said she is pretending to be black Rachel Dolezal, 37,was pictured outside her home Friday for the first time since...
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    Canada's government ranked #7 most open government in the world

    An improving economy and better resources in the developing world may not equal a more open nation, according to the World Justice Project (WJP) in its report on open governments globally. The inaugural WJP Open Government Index, which ranks more than a 100 countries based on how open their...
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    Gawkers horrible year

    Via Drudge, we learn that Hulk Hogan is going for the suplex on Gawker. That's just the latest in their ongoing ordeals. First GamerGate's letter campaign cost them 'seven figures' which is nothing to sneer at. But they're also being sued by their slaves err, unpaid interns. It's...
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    David Suzuki, father of five, condemns "overpopulation" again

    Celebrity activist David Suzuki told a Prince Rupert audience last night that "an increase in the human population" was one of the factors impacting "climate change." Suzuki is the father of five children, as well as a grandfather of five. The Northern View reports: In addition to an...
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    Wildrose: NDP energy minister’s chief of staff is registered anti-pipeline lobbyist

    In a development that may not go down well with the Alberta oilpatch Rachel Notley’s new NDP government has been trying to reassure, the Wildrose Party says Energy Minister Marg McCuaig-Boyd’s new chief of staff is a registered anti-pipeline lobbyist. Graham Mitchell became LeadNow’s interim...
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    Petronas LNG project takes step forward in B.C.

    VANCOUVER - A Malaysia-led consortium has become the first in British Columbia to announce conditional approval of a liquefied natural gas project, a major step forward for the Liberal government as it stakes its future on development of the industry. Pacific NorthWest LNG, which is...
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    Teaching women to avoid rapey men, situations, massively reduces chances of rape

    a new study...excuse me, a landmark study... says, so there ya go: A landmark Canadian study instructed participants on how to confront the risk of sexual assault on campus, reports Erin Anderssen. While it’s a partial solution – and an imperfect one – research shows resistance tactics work...
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    "When we do it right, it is lawful"......

    and when we do it right, it enhances public safety" Toronto police chief Mark Saunders on carding The pressure is growing on Toronto police to abolish the controversial practice of carding, but the city's police chief continues to back it. Carding allows police officers to stop and...
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    Feminist Website Bans Use of "Trigger Warnings" Citing "Trigger" as "Triggering"

    Feminist Website Bans Use of "Trigger Warnings" Citing "Trigger" as "Triggering" or some kind of Spanish, or something. I dunno anymore. Don’t trigger her. You wouldn’t like her when she’s triggered. Everyday Feminism, which "has quickly become one of the most popular feminist digital media...
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    Chalkboards frozen in time

    Haunting chalkboard drawings, frozen in time for 100 years, discovered in Oklahoma school more and story here: Haunting chalkboard drawings, frozen in time for 100 years, discovered in Oklahoma school - The Washington Post
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    World Human Capital Report 2015 Canada 1st in G7

    Manny Montenegrino ‏@manny_ottawa World Human Capital Report 2015 Canada 1st in #G7 Canada 1st youth (15-24) http://ow.ly/O5ZIc https://twitter.com/Canada/status/608364205515882497/photo/1 stats and stuff...
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    CBC host Evan Solomon took secret cut of art deals

    for those not keeping up with this fine institution... via sda Part II except this one you're actually paying for. The Star found Solomon has been brokering the sale of paintings and masks owned by a flamboyant Toronto-area art collector to rich and famous...
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    Electric cars: déjà vu all over again

    Twenty years ago, in May, 1995, I had my first op-ed published in a major newspaper, the Los Angeles Times. The title was “Pull the Plug on the Electric Car Mandate.” In that column, I pointed out that battery-powered (non-hybrid) electric vehicles (EVs) were not ready for wide-scale adoption...