Long night in the lab
Tonight, I’m gearing up for one of those long nights in the lab of growin’ it, resolvin’ it and probin’ it. I am, of course, talking about my protein of study…
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Tonight, I’m gearing up for one of those long nights in the lab of growin’ it, resolvin’ it and probin’ it. I am, of course, talking about my protein of study…
On the eve of the American election, a solid majority of Canadians are hoping for the defeat of the incumbent President George W. Bush in favour of the…
“All Canadian provinces are obviously distinct from one another. But with its difference in language, Quebec is different in a fundamental way which requires…
Warren Kinsella, former aide to Jean Chrétien and fellow blogger, has threatened members of our own community of bloggers with legal action for what he calls…
Today, Paul Martin is to give his second speech from the throne in eight months as Parliament resumes this week. The House of Commons will appear and function…
In what has largely been described as a summit of posturing and promising what has already been promised, Paul Martin’s summit to hash out a “fix for a…
Prime Minister Paul Martin announced his cabinet yesterday. His ministers were sworn-in at Rideau Hall. Here is a list of the liberal cabinet ministers and…
News today out of British Columbia describes Paul Martin’s plea to NDP supporters in that province to vote Liberal because an NDP vote will essentially be a…
First and foremost, child pornography is indefensible. The issue falls under the realm of social conservatism yet it is non-partisan and virtually all…