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Does my headline seem callous to you? I'm only mirroring the sensitivities of the Star in its front page headline . The inside...

A game-changing partnership between Cadillac Fairview and the Canadian Olympic Committee

This just in: City council approved its $7.8 billion budget intact at noon Monday. In so doing, they have pretty much drained the...

The Globe and Mail scores two knock-downs over its prime competitor in the Black trial derby—the National Post . One appeared on...

This morning, like most Globe and Mail subscribers, I woke up in a parallel universe. The proof was at my doorstep: my morning...

Realizing as I do that the very mention of the Queen’s Privy Council for Canada fairly shouts at even the most curious reader...

Not since Monty Python blessed us with the Gumby sketch, in which the main character announced over and over again “my brain...

I had the privilege of seeing Albert Nerenberg’s Let’s All Hate Toronto in advance of its premiere screening tonight at Hot...

This morning’s barrage left me pondering two separate, though not entirely unrelated, notions. First, Godwin’s Law (also known...

For the moment, Conrad Black’s defence rests on confusion sown by conflicting advice from two law firms. Is it just me, or does...

“The city must get its own house in order.” This is the phrase that gets bandied about every year at budget time, and it makes...

It’s front page news in today’s Star that Mayor David Miller is no longer a member of the New Democratic Party. He says...

It wasn’t a great week for Darren Sukonick, the Toronto securities lawyer whose taped deposition has lately been the main event...

Yesterday’s rumpus in Room 1241 turned on a discrepancy between two lawyers and two law firms: Darren Sukonick of Torys (a big...

While the Black trial has (perhaps mercifully) fallen into the inside-pages ghetto, Barbara Amiel Black still occupies prime media...

Somebody at a more august publication than www.conradblacktrial.com (hard to believe, I know) has written something so much...

There have been many superior movies whose subject is the courtroom: Inherit the Wind , The Caine Mutiny , Judgment at Nuremburg...

Attention all car commuters: have you ever wondered, as you sit idling on a stalled 401 and your two-hour commute turns into a...

A pall of silence has fallen upon the trial of Conrad Black. Or at least that’s how his nibs would describe it. The great...

The publicity machine for Albert Nerenberg’s new film Let’s All Hate Toronto is firing on all cylinders right now, in advance...

A tip of the hat to fellow bloggers torontoist.com for dredging up a favourite memory of my early twenties with a look back at the...

One of the reasons homo sapiens open the newspaper in the morning is so that we might, however briefly, however...

The biggest news in Toronto this morning was this story in the Star , which claimed that the McGuinty Liberals were wooing former...

It is not completely clear how and why the Torys lawyers were able to get away with testifying by means of videotaped...