Atlantic Fishery: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back"

Greed, Stupidity and the Atlantic Cod Fishery
Last week, for the first time since a moratorium on cod fishing was instituted in 1992, there was actually some good news to report on the state of the Atlantic cod stocks near Newfoundland and Labrador.

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Newfoundland and Labrador Balancing Act"

This week Newfoundland and Labrador’s battle hardened Auditor General (they don’t call him a General without reason), released yet another direct and accurate report. This one focused on the financial situation in the province and it shone a light on an issue screams to be addressed.

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Justice for All or Only for Some?"

With the surprise retirement announcement of Supreme Court Justice Michel Bastarache today speculation will soon begin to mount about where his replacement might be found.

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Seals, Kangaroos and Ex-Beatles - The Protest Continues"

With the annual Atlantic seal harvest just around the corner it’s no wonder the activist contingent are once again hitting the bricks (or the ice floes) in yet another quest for your hard earned dollars.

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Political Bombshell or Bombast?"

Recently someone posed a question to me that I found more than a little interesting in both concept and potential.

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Clinton is just another Bush

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Hillary Clinton’s candidacy is another casualty of the Bush Administration

by Robert Billyard
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@ May 3, 2008

Ontario’s Equalization Non-Disaster

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How is it even possible that the good news story of Newfoundland & Labrador coming off of equalization has somehow turned into catalyst for concern and near hysteria in some circles?

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@ May 3, 2008

Motives of Animal Rights Groups Exposed by 3 Simple Words - “Ban the Hakapik”

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With all the happenings taking place during this year’s Atlantic seal harvest folks have begun to ask me why I’ve remained virtually silent on the issue this time around. “It’s not like you”, they say, and they’re right.

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@ April 16, 2008

“M” is for Multilateralism; “D” is for Delusional

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by Robert Billyard

“You see, my dear ones, multilateralism is no longer an illusive idealism, it is now an essential.”
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@ April 10, 2008

The Destruction of Canada’s Democracy

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A recent letter from a concerned citizen, Cam Finley of Ontario, to the Toronto Star expresses a sentiment that is quickly becoming more and more accepted across the Country these days:

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@ April 10, 2008