Toronto judge forces witness to disclose information from his Facebook page that the person marked as “private.” If the case turns on this evidence there is no way it doesn’t get appealed; the judge’s reasoning seems questionable at best. “Facebook profiles are not designed to function as diaries; they enable users to construct personal networks […]

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In email: My request is that you actually tell people what G20 is actually about. If you want people to send you over there, it’s only fair. It’s not just a trip to London they’re nominating you for. (Maybe, given that you are generally pretty pro-labor, you could talk about how the Labour Representation Committee […]

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koichi_hirose, in comments here (and if you haven’t nominated me as a G20 Voice blogger yet, then by all means do so!) requests the following post: My request: what you think about the current state of Magic The Gathering, about the recent blocks, or what decks you prefer yourself. In general, I’m extremely impressed with […]

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Jon Stewart just eviscerated Jim Cramer. Must-watch status, folks. It’ll be up on the Daily Show website tomorrow along with the Comedy Network site for Canadians. Other foreign types, I dunno. But I’m not kidding when I say that that was a must-watch. Top comment: So, over the last couple of weeks I find that […]

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So: G20 Voice has decided to subsidize bloggers to cover the G20 Economic Summit in London in April. And I would really like to go! I mean, if you look at their list of categories, I qualify for two: I’m definitely from a G20 country (GO FIRST WORLD!) and furthermore I believe I am “high-profile […]

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People have been asking for this guy for approximately since I first started doing these Who’s Who bits, and I feel it is only proper to reward patience (and give into repetitive begging). So: FIVE THINGS ABOUT VARTOX ONE. Now, admittedly, at first one might look at Vartox’ clothes and say “my god, this guy […]

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Schulz City. Top comment: In Frank Miller Land, nothing is called on account of rain. — Lord Asteroth

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Missed the opportunity to talk about this last week, but Denis McGrath’s post about Canadians and their lack of sense of humour is dead on. It’s not just teevee – although god knows the general priggishness of Canadians as regards mockery of public figures is what leads to bloodless, neutered crap like Air Farce polluting […]

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I thought it was this Sunday! Oh well. Here, belatedly: Moral: Guys, be sure to tell the awesome women in your life that they are awesome. Sometimes, they need reminding. (Hopefully less in future, but I doubt it will ever be unappreciated anyway, so there you go.) Top comment: Buy One International Woman, Get Another […]

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Canadian researchers invent way to create peptides out of water, and rather than patent it decide to go open-source with it. Now, my first reaction is of course to say that “peptides” sound like some form of laundry detergent, but apparently this is not the case and they are in fact important proteins which are […]

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My weekly TV column is up at Torontoist.

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Vintage vampire-hunter kits.

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