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Methinks it's time to round them up and send them up to a "project" on Ellesmere Island for a year. That might adjust their attitude! :lol:

We have a problem with a doctor shortage here in rural communities, sometimes necessitating the closure of Emergency Room for several hours each day or for several days a week. I see what I think could be a solution to the problem, but of course I am not aware of all the ramifications so am...

This raises one burning question......................Why are we "educating" these f**king lunatics in the first place?

Pantless drunk driver crashes on Saskatoon police officer

The Minister of Education has proposed a flexible calendar for B.C. schools, Susan "whatshername" of the B.C. Teachers Fed. bad mouths the proposal. I see definite benefits. Ability to close schools for a period during winter months, saving on heating and lighting costs, saving on snow removal...

She seems to have been in "hot water" before for "sticky fingers"! Bev Oda - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Who is this going to benefit? The way I look at it booze is a medium for socializing. How much socializing can one do while watching a movie? What mode of transportation do many people use to travel to the theatre? Pretty soon there will be no aspect of our lives we can enjoy in total...

Father, son arrested in Taylor van Diest's death - British Columbia - CBC News

Man cuts off foot in bid to avoid work An unemployed Austrian man who feared his jobless benefits would be cut off has sawn off his foot and thrown the remains in a furnace in a bid to render himself ineligible for work. Hans Url, 56, was due to undergo a medical examination after job centre...

Signs show Stephen Harper Conservatives' popularity beginning to slip | Full Comment | National Post Is this news or drivel? Every since I was first aware of politics, political leaders traditionally reach their lowest ebb about one year after winning an election (generally by design) N.P...

Huge ID theft operation busted in B.C. - British Columbia - CBC News You'll notice one of the accused is released on $500 bail.

Travel insurance loophole devastates B.C. couple - British Columbia - CBC News Tell everyone you know.

Arson suspected in 2 Grand Forks hotel fires - British Columbia - CBC News What kind of A$$hole torches a building with 15 people sleeping inside? We really do need the death penalty. (Sorry Gerry)

One problem, he doesn't have a cell phone and there wasn't one in the car. Cellphone ticket baffles senior with no phone - Manitoba - CBC News

Recently we've heard a lot of rhetoric about the expense for "replacing the roof" at B.C. place, quite often brought up regarding the teachers' dispute, so I Googled the subject to make sure I am cognizant of the facts and not just "blowing smoke". Actually the $600 million quoted was for...

The teachers are going on strike. The Gov't. doesn't seem to want to budge. We are in tough economic times, yet the politicians helped themselves to ridiculous raises a few years ago. On the other hand the teachers don't seem to realize that to get a raise would mean increased taxes, which...

A young girl is violently gang raped while bystanders are snapping pictures, while dozens of people watch. She needs witnesses to come forward so the perpetrators can be charged and prosecuted. Yet nobody comes forward (even an anonymous letter to the cops dropped in a mailbox could) Is there...

Yesterday there was reminders that we need another holiday. It seems there are more pressing matters at hand, with our provincial debt close to $60 billion ($15,000 for every man woman and child) . At what point do we as individuals start taking some responsibility for this. Should we lay off...

Swedish man survives two months trapped in snow-covered car | News | National Post

B.C. Mountie pleads not guilty in fatal Delta crash - British Columbia - CBC News He's about as sharp as a fricken marble!