With so many different players in the Ontario energy game, its hard to believe they all play by the same set of rules. This week on the show, we’ll speak with Bruce Cox, Executive Director of Greenpeace Canada,... read more...

I had a chance to absorb some of the elements of Ontario’s Green Energy Act and, despite the many programs and policies that still need to flow from it over the coming months — assuming it passes, which is likely — I think it’s a progressive document. Most media outlets have ...

Hi Sammy, Tried the newly-released TealOS on my T/X. Truly Amazing! It has the textured-look and feel of the Palm Pre interface.  Everything is within a simple swipe. I love the silkscreen effect where you just layer your app icons over the opening screen with a simple ...

Bravo to Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty for taking a stand against NIMBY Scarberians who are objecting to the idea of a wind farm two to four kilometers off the Scarborough Bluffs, a deteriorating sandy hill overlooking Lake Ontario. Energy Minister Smitherman scoffs, saying "If they've elevated th...

Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty says he’s not prepared to tolerate NIMBYism regarding renewable-energy projects when community concerns go beyond health, safety and environmental concerns. In other words, those who oppose wind turbines, biomass facilities and solar farms “just because...

As you have probably noticed, I have had a very Busy few days. I have yet to blog about my day at the Environmental Studies conference. I will have to do that later. Today was a day with Mark Steyn. As i told you yesterday I had already met Mark Steyn yetserday at the King Edward Hotel. Today Kathy ...

The family of a kid who got fired from his cameraman job for asking Don Cherry about his ties is fighting back; and all of Canada is wondering where this one is going next. Here's Billy Steele, 17, a cameraman who worked on Rogers TV broadcasts of Ontario Hockey League games at the General Motors Ce...

Not long ago as geology goes — nine, ten, twelve millennia — one of the world’s largest lakes covered most of Minnesota, plus much of North Dakota, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Ontario and a corner of South Dakota. It’s called Lake Agassiz, named after the scientist Louis Agassiz,...

Click here to view the embedded video. Happy Job Catastrophe Friday (Northern Edition): The recession hit home where Canadians live last month as a massive 129,000 workers joined the ranks of the unemployed and the country’s jobless rate surged to 7.2 per cent. It was the worst monthly employm...

“Fashion is a Battlefield” January 27th, 2009 [If you're looking to view the episode online, you can do so at Global's website, but only if you're in Canada. If you're outside of Canada, well, be patient!] My first experience with any sort of Project Runway was, for a brief moment, stumb...