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I'll help you with the link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Canadian_provinces_and_territories_by_population It would show that speeding tickets in Quebec are nothing but a cash grab. Avoid driving / riding there.

Oh, one more thing: what's the deal with the disproportionate number of tickets in Quebec and Ontario? (disproportionate compared to population by province)

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/speeding-tickets-police-radar-testing-1.3415927 Toronto lawyer Dannial Baker says at 1:35 in the video: "I think any ticket in the last 10 years should be thrown out" Well, nothing new here, anyone who did some reading knows that radar guns (or dash mounted...

Don't let him fool you, homes. El Chapo is a ruthless vato. He don't respect nothin. The media in the USA doesn't know (or doesn't want to report) half of it.

Wow, you posted so many things. Too bad nothing was relevant. Please start by posting the number of actual gun fights occurrences between Toronto cops vs. gang-bangers during 2015. Then, please post the number of victims (cops) at the hands of gang-bangers due to the lack of adequate firepower.

The way I understand it, the final result will be that all the cars will be aware of each other. They'll be running wireless connectivity, and be plugged into the network, each one of them as a node in the internet of things (IoT). So, driver or no driver, each car will yield if necessary to...

Because money is limited... and in the context of Toronto (I cannot emphasize it enough, TORONTO, THE CITY OF TORONTO, an urban centre), would't make more sense to buy tasers for all officers first? And when that phase is completed, then move on to the assault rifles at a later time?

I don't see anything particularly wrong with the "more trips" factor. It is just like a taxi, moving all the time, so there is more cost, more energy use, BUT it is more efficient because it is busy (with passengers) most of the time. "Cars are among the most expensive things most people own...

The law is the law and 100 kph is the limit. The software must obey the law. Driverless Cars will be speed-limit aware, won't go any faster. Therefore... There will be NO MORE speeding tickets. Over several years, thousands of people to lose their jobs as a consequence. Example, OPP and any...

Employees are asking to get rid of her CEO, but I am sure she will NOT resign. Nakamura was fired as Toronto Community Housing CEO in 2011, and they had to pay her an incredible severance package! She is going to do the same here (not resigning until she gets fired with a package), wait for it.

So many good, interesting opinions in this thread. This one by TO Bandit is something I was going to write myself. Yes, agreed - In Toronto and surrounding areas, having a bike is a luxury. No question about that. It is self-regulating - yes, unfortunately, the number of active riders seems...

The cost of a CEO: "Nakamura made $206,763.90 as CEO of Goodwill Toronto, Eastern, Central and Northern Ontario in 2014 according to Ontario's Sunshine List" Source: The Star http://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2016/01/18/goodwill-retail-shutdown-is-unavoidable-says-toronto-ceo.html Sounds like...

Well, yes, $4 million is not much, especially compared to other subsidies, like the TTC. But as an organization, if they are getting all kind of donations for free (all they have to do is sell them for money), and on top of donations $4 mil cash... how do you run out of money???

OK, just saw this outrageous statement: "The organization receives an annual subsidy from the federal and provincial governments totaling $4 million. " If Goodwill gets $4 millions every year from the governments, how in hell can they have a "cash flow" issue? Where is the money going to...

I am wondering about this situation... very sad example of mismanagement. By the way, do you know that Goodwill CEO is Keiko Nakamura? knakamura@goodwill.on.ca Do you remember her? Keiko Nakamura was the CEO of the Toronto Community Housing Corp. She got fired during the spending scandal...

Right now is the best time of the year to shop. Yes, you might be dealing with leftovers, but people selling may be very motivated to sell. Do not wait until the season starts, if you can find something now, just get it. Check insurance rates first!!! That is the golden rule in Ontario.

It is like encryption for wireless networks. It is pretty secure in theory. But in practice, users misconfigure it in 50% of the networks. Does the officer actually know how to use the device?

LoL. It used to be "Reefer Madness", I guess we need a sequel, this time for cauliflower. What about mangos, papaya, and avocados? Prices are also getting stupid. I know average canadians don't eats those often, but I have to have them.

El Chapo and Sean Penn... LOL... http://www.rollingstone.com/culture/videos/watch-el-chapo-s-exclusive-interview-in-its-17-minute-entirety-20160112

:p Just teasing. I got this one at the Costco in the USA. And this is the Crown Royal Northern Harvest Rye ... Xmas present. And Glenlivet Nadurra 16 year old, also came from the usa. I'll post some more later. With some motorcycle content if possible.