EI Changes.. Harper In Mali.. Ready To Play Hockey?

January 7, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Gang Rape Suspects Appear In Court Five men accused of raping and killing a young student in the Indian capital have arrived at court for pre-trial proceedings. Continue reading... Canada's EI Changes Now In Effect Are NHL Teams Ready To Play? Harper's Possible Mission To Mali 'I Trust You' Video: The Hilarious Results Of Attempting Trust Falls With Strangers AquAdvantage 'Frankenfish': FDA Could Approve Modified Salmon For Human Consumption 5 Questions: NHL Teams Ready For Life After Lockout? ADAM KINGSMITH Why I No Longer Give a Puck About NHL Hockey As I'm sure you all know by now, a tentative deal has been reached between the players and the owners of the NHL. For most of the world, this means absolutely nothing. I find the NHL more and more irrelevant every time it returns from another one of these temper-tantrums. As a recovered NHL addict, I can't help but wonder why we want to put so much energy and passion, offer so much devotion and piety, to a league that has done this to its fans four times in the past 20 years. Why do both the league brass and the players' union continue to overestimate Canada's passion for the NHL? Continue reading... ADRIAN BRIJBASSI A Rock 'N Roll Tour of Nova Scotia Matt Mays calls Dartmouth the New Jersey of Nova Scotia. If that's the case, you could say he is the Bruce Springsteen of the Maritimes. Songs about life in Mays' unheralded hometown located on the other side of the big city are reminiscent of how Springsteen so often wrote about the characters on the Jersey Shore during his early career. Continue reading... JUNAID JAHANGIR Can We Use Religion for Justice -- Not Evil? Would it have been possible to prevent human tragedies in the Middle East attacks this November if relations between Israel, its Arab neighbours and the larger Muslim world were driven by human dignity and justice rather than business and political interests? Continue reading... SHANNON SKINNER You May Say I'm a Dreamer. But Now I'm on TV Dreaming has taken us to the moon and Mars. It has given us automobiles, movies, books, the iPhone and Facebook. Humans can live longer, healthier lives thanks to dreaming. It is the spirit of the dream that propels us forward. I confess: I am a dreamer myself. Continue reading... MARNI SOUPCOFF The Week in Review: Tweets from Space and Pitbull Problems This week, Huff Post Canada's own Rebecca Zamon put the reading habits of mere mortals to shame by sharing the 52 (yes, I did say 52) books she read in 2012. And we're not talking coffee-table photo collections, here. Meanwhile, Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield gave us a sense of perspective with a set of photos Tweeted from space. And back on Earth, a series of pitbull attacks in Calgary reignited the ongoing debate about the efficacy and wisdom of dog-breed bans. Are all pitbulls just too inherently dangerous to trust ? And if so, is legally outlawing an entire breed the way to handle the problem? Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here Unsubscribe here.