Renegade Regulator

On January 5th, 2015, the CSA published a series of amendments to existing electrical law. The CSA decided not to subject these legislative amendments to public review. Or, more bluntly, the CSA decided to violate the law. And they’ve been violating these public review laws in each new legislative amendment to electrical law since 2006.

Your Moral And Intellectual Superiors

Canada Land;

Last month CANADALAND reported that Amanda Lang took lucrative speaking jobs from insurance companies and then gave them positive news coverage on CBC TV.
That was nothing.
Multiple sources within CBC News have revealed to CANADALAND, under condition of anonymity, a shocking campaign Amanda Lang undertook in 2013 to sabotage a major story reported by her colleague, investigative reporter Kathy Tomlinson.
Key details of these events have been confirmed to CANADALAND by Tomlinson’s spouse, Alan Fryer, a former W-FIVE reporter and Washington Bureau chief for CTV News.

Plus, plenty more, along with a rebuttal from CBC.

Published This Month In The Journal Of Captain Obvious

“unexpected and alarming” – the longer an animal lives with TB, the more likely it is to infect others!

A buffalo with bovine tuberculosis but no worm treatments has, on average, the potential to infect about one other buffalo. This study found that after worm treatment, a buffalo with this disease had the theoretical potential to infect nine other buffalos. This difference was based on the finding that dewormed buffalo with TB can survive for years, whereas the life expectancy of untreated TB-infected buffalo was much shorter.

What they’re finally get around to saying is “dead third-worlders are likely less infectious than live ones, too. How to achieve that is tricky.”
(It’s easier when I provide the link, eh?)

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