| There may still be pennies from heaven, but they won't be coming from the mint much longer. The humble one-cent piece is set to disappear from Canadian pockets, a victim of inflation. BLOG POSTS  | J.J. McCullough: Ontario's 2012 Budget: "Meh."
Expectations were thus fairly high this week that Premier Dalton McGuinty and his loveable understudy, Finance Minister Dwight Duncan, would finally show some signs of appreciating the sheer magnitude of the fiscal dilemma facing their province, after having spent the majority of their tenure somewhat... indifferent. To say the premier's budget -- which promises balanced books by 2017 -- received a tepid response from the pundit-ocracy is to grossly exaggerate its warmth. In a word, the mainstream consensus was "meh." |  | 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. |  | Chris Jancelewicz: Swearing In Movies? F**k That
Almost everybody swears. I say "almost" only because I know a handful of older folks who replace swear words with classics like "Fiddlesticks!" or "Consarn it!" But when I turned a certain age, even my sweet mother started swearing in front of me, and when your mother swears, that makes it OK, doesn't it? |  | Irwin Cotler: The Problem With Syria's "Peace" Plan
Syria's acceptance of UN and Arab League envoy Kofi Annan's six-point peace plan -- while welcome on its face -- will be tested by its implementation. In this regard, this seemingly dramatic announcement invites serious skepticism, borne of experience and the lessons of recent history. |  | 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. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.CA |
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