Derek writes: This really bothers me….I see it as a slithery ploy by Trudeau and Freeland to finally allow bulk sale of fresh water to the States under some mumble mouthed phrase that will be interpreted by “an independent Tribunal of corporate CEOs”. If you have any way of supporting Sandra Finley please do. (simply […]
For consideration. There is a large factor to be considered: Corruption. How much money the Cameco executives, for example, are making. Provinces like Saskatchewan do not have laws against Corporate contributions to political parties. How much influence Anne McLellan, one of the “Good ol’ boys” in Liberal circles, has. She’s on the Board of Cameco. […]
From: Sandra Finley To: ‘victoria@cbc.ca’ Hi Gregor and crew, John Horgan is setting a fine example. He’s teaching an important lesson to young people. How the Real World works. The Law applies to you and to me. We will be fined or sent to jail for serious transgressions. And maybe just for small ones. […]
Hey! Some good news. /Sandra Kim writes: This Greenpeace test to detect GM crops is an important breakthrough that should help keep Bayer/Monsanto and other ag biotech companies in check. htt ZZ ps://ww ZZ w.green ZZ peace ZZ dot org/ ZZ eu-unit/issues/nature-food/4102/ ZZ first-open-source-detection-test-for-a-gene-edited-gm-crop-2/ (SORRY! To view the posting, copy the URL and then remove […]
Glen Assoun was wrongfully convicted of murder. He spent close to 17 years in prison. The podcast Dead Wrong is a careful and troubling documentation of the miscarriage of justice. I speak to one aspect of the remedy. I am afraid it will not be considered, even though it is one root of the problem. Tim […]
(Organization Name) does NOT FACTOR THE ROLE OF CORRUPTION into its campaigns. You can bleat all you want, nothing changes if corruption is not addressed. See below, a list of compelling statements by seven “thinkers of the day”. A hundred more examples could be added. The “research” on vaccines that is done in Canadian universities […]
April 23, 2020 TO: Michael Bryant, Executive Director and General Counsel, CCLA (Canadian Civil Liberties Assoc) CC: Brenda McPhail It was good to hear Michael Enright’s interview of CCLA’s Brenda McPhail, Sunday Edition, April 19th (CCLA, Director, Privacy, Technology & Surveillance Project). Brenda did a fine job of addressing the implications of Personal Data Collection. […]
If our decisions are to be based on science and logic we had better be able to recognize sound versus unsound argument. An article from Concordia University. I think there is a mix-up of cause-and-effect. You serve democracy – – tell me if I’m wrong. Why does Sandra waste my time? this is inconsequential – […]
In my view, cause-and-effect have been confused in this article. Explained at: http://sandrafinley.ca/blog/?p=24998 – – – – – – – – – Why women leaders are excelling during the coronavirus pandemic Since the beginning of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, there’s been a lot of media attention paid to the relationship between female leaders at the helm […]
The legislation, which rushed through the legislature in less than 48 hours, gives cabinet ministers new power to write de facto laws and create new penalties without the approval of the legislative assembly Special to National Post John Carpay As though following Machiavellian advice to never let a crisis go to waste, the Alberta government […]