| Millions of dollars in coins and a shipment of candy were scattered across an Ontario highway Wednesday following the crash of a Brinks tractor-trailer that seriously injured two people. BLOG POSTS  | Paul Moist: Workers of Canada Unite -- Against a Budget for the One Percent
Over the past 20 years, the overall tax rate for the poorest Canadians has gone up 20 per cent, while the rate for the richest Canadians has gone down by 10 per cent. Our country's wealthiespay a lower overall tax rate than any other group -- including the poorest 10 per cent. This is simply not right. On March 29, the Harper Conservatives have a choice. They can continue with this failed and destructive experiment in their 2012 federal budget. Or they can recognize that economic growth is best achieved by putting more spending power in the hands of workers. |  | Jonathan Naymark: What RIM's Failing Says About Canada
Is it Canada itself which prevented the Blackberry from playing in the big-boy sandbox? No world domination please, we're Canadian. The Blackberry is like the technological version of Lester Pearson's peacekeepers, a fine and dandy tool during times of peace, but useless throughout a period of prolonged technological upheaval. |  | Rene Ross: A Night in the Life of a Sex Worker
The date took a turn for the worst. He raped her, punched her repeatedly, and beat her to the head with a stray two-by-four he found in the alley. Abigail slipped in an out of consciousness, yet, she was able to scream loudly enough to alert someone in a nearby building who called 911. |  | Conrad Black: Springtime for Germany -- and North America?
Europe looks increasingly like it is stirring, like the awakening Brunhilda, from its torpor, and could gradually, tentatively, take up the aptitudes of intercontinental leadership of olden time. For America, it may indeed be time to learn something from Europe, but not the Europe whose emulation Barack Obama was urging four years ago. |  | Lisa Belkin: What Should Parents NEVER Share Online?
It has become a ritual of sorts, predictable even as it takes us by surprise each time. Parent writes something personal. Damage may or may not be done by the revelation itself. Then so much more damage is done by the resulting outrage. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.CA |
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