"Activist Supreme Court Justices - no woman can be a perpetrator, no man can be a victim."
Did you read the source?? It is a guy with a home page in Alberta! If I posted crap on my homepage would you cut and paste the URL's to enforce your point? This guy also has the comprehension skill of many peolpe found here.
The judge stated "We have stopped ignoring it and have put it on the social agenda."
to which the writer inserted ["family" violence, meaning "wife abuse"] (sounds like a pissed off assumption to me.)
THEN:
Judge says- "one relating to victims, largely women, and one relating to abusers, largely men"
From this he got- "no woman can be seen to be a perpetrator, or instigator, of family violence and no man can be seen to be a victim. "
That's like saying "all fish live in water, therefore all that swims is a fish"
February 24, 2000
Salvation Army workers on strike since Dec. 14
Fight against private jails heats up
Tories slap wage controls on BPS
In what amounts to a return to wage controls for Broader Public Service workers, the provincial government has slapped a 2 per cent ?ceiling? on government funding for transfer-payment agency pay raises.
Labour Minister Chris Stockwell calls wage increases above 2 per cent ?excessive? and said that the government would not fund BPS contracts negotiated above that rate.
?Try telling a social services worker who makes $25,000 a year that $500-a-year raise is unreasonable,? said OPSEU President Leah Casselman. She predicts that the maneouver will backfire on the government, especially in the areas of social work and the custody of young offenders.
?BPS agencies will have even more difficulty attracting and keeping staff,? she said ?This will effect the clients and the families they serve.?
Casselman called on BPS members to solidify their resolve to negotiate better contracts. ?Two per cent should be a floor for wage increases, not the ceiling,? she said.
There can be no jusification for the government interference in collective bargaining in the BPS, since private sector negotiated wage raises are running at about 3.4 per cent, Casselman said.
Stockwell?s slap at the lowest paid public employees comes after Tory political staff and senior members in the provincial government received wage increases of up to 30 per cent.
?The provincial government is flush with extra revenues generated by a booming economy, but they need to slap a wage freeze on us so they can fund the tax cuts and raises for their well-off friends.?
"Salvation Army workers on strike since Dec. 14"
Well I guess a non-profit in London Ontario can be considered the Canadian government for this particular case just to appease you.
"Fight against private jails heats up" Private jails, not jails.
"The CBC?s national magazine program also did a lengthy piece on private prisons, which reached the same conclusion."
Didn't you just say the CBC was a biased and unreliable news source?
"RECOVERY MEASURES FOR THE CANADIAN ARMED FORCES"
But we don't attack other countries?! We aren't constantly threatened, or terrorised. Our soldiers could use new boots for their peace keeping missions in Afghanistan though, maybe some warm cocoa and home knitted mittens.
"Canada's unemployment rate increased for the second consecutive month to 7.8 per cent in May"
So we've got a good welfare system and people who abuse it are bound to come out of the woodwork.
Doesn't mean there are no jobs, just that people aren't working, too much other syuff to do here, work is secondary to most.
Wage controls: Not a great way for people to prosper.
Nice minimum wages for students though, nobody controls my paycheck, I like to write those myself. I've never even heard of wage controls in Canada or what they represent, obviously not such a massive a act of parliment that has effected anyone I know.
U.S. Dollar outpaces Canadian Dollar by 47%
So.....the UK dollar is higher than America's and Canada's. Again, so? The only time it bugs me is when I need to exchange Canadian for UK pounds. This is why I have a bank account in England as well as Canada. Bring a few of those bucks home and it's off to the track for me!!
Canadian drug problem:
We've NEVER had a problem gettng drugs. The only difference is, we smoke weed mainly with the exception of the crack and powder cocaine that is traded straight across by the US for Canadian weed. You guys do realize we grow that bunk in our basements right? For free?
homicides involving firearms has increased
Now this one makes me chuckle! There are probably less people killed in Canada each YEAR than in AM/PM's across America daily.
I usually don't bother going to all the URL's people post here to support their concepts and ideas, but these have really shown me the sources of your resources are quite lame. I may actually check links more often now, I always figured you were educated enough to only use reliable and useful websites to obtain information.