A discrimination suit brought against the Automobile Manufactures by disgruntled shoppers who were refused the right to purchase automobiles in the US.  Last month, consumer advocacy groups in Canada filed a class-action lawsuit in Ontario Superior Court seeking $2 billion in general damages and $100 million in punitive damages from General Motors, Honda, Chrysler and […]

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Benefits of Sprinkler System
If a nice, lush green lawn is important to you, even in the dog days of summer, and you are tired of wrestling with hoses, looking for your sprinkler, changing the location of your sprinkler, all in the name of a green lawn, consider installing a sprinkler system in your yard. Done […]

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After such a resounding defeat at the polls the taxpayer has indicated that they are particular about how they want their system fixed.  I know personally, that in order to vote, I had to invest an hours time finding my correct polling station, after being misdirected by polling station personnel three separate times.  If I had […]

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Ontairo’s election referendum seems to be full of “Buzz Words”, like “poplar vote”, “lose your vote” and “your vote isn’t being counted”, unless you voted for the winning candidate.  Well isn’t that the basis of our system.  There are lots of places where electoral reform could be implemented but there are no signs of anything-meaningful […]

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New Building Code Changes Ontario has implemented a new building code which is designed to harmonize with the new National Building Code that was recently published. The transitional regulation came into force on June 28, 2006. The new changes include a change in format, more energy efficient homes, small care homes and Accessibility Requirements. Object Based Format – […]

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