I once was a “Savage Man God” I

I was recently contacted by a former housemate who will be in Toronto temporarily. We were housemates in the Lowther co-op housing division, in Toronto downtown, somewhere close to Bloor, between Spadina and Bay St.

Souder: at least he had a hetero affair

The last Republican to go down in the flames of hell is Mark Souder. Compared to other "pillars of society and morals", he fell because of marital infidelity, not because of "latent homosexuality".

Yet another bunny battle

The ink on Brigitte Bardot coverage of her last media ambush hasn't dried yet and I'm hit with news of a similar bunny battle on the UBC campus. Which is eerily related to a recent crackdown by Toronto police on moving truck fraud.

Should auto dealers be punished for overselling?

Let's face it: the car dealers have never been high on reputation. In the past few years, following the supposed leadership of Toyota dealers, some have reformed. But just like a tiger will never become a true vegetarian, one cannot and should not expect car dealers to plant flowers when selling cars.

Ontario has a Privacy Commissioner, just like the Feds!

It is great to see that privacy in Ontario is given some consideration. Recently, our Privacy Commissioner, Ann Cavoukian, managed to grab some headlines discussing the significant details power suppliers can mine from your usage data.

Drasius Kedys is dead

I have heard - but mostly read - a lot of confusing news about this man. I recently heard about him being dead.

The war on bikes

As the municipal election is approaching, seemingly mundane and inoffensive subjects get thrown in the electoral fight. Bicycling, a no-brainer to those who have one, is now an opportunity for mayoral candidates posturing.