THE TEXTALYZER – This is the interface where technology directly challenges privacy rights (or in other words where the rubber meets the road). It is an ever-changing landscape.

A Toronto lawyer and prominent road safety advocate is pushing Ontario to implement a controversial technology that would allow police to test cellphones at the side of the road to see if drivers are using them behind the wheel. The device is called the Textalyzer, and the technology is being debated in several U.S. cities.Its developer, Israeli-based Cellebrite, said… …

WARNING – To those who choose to steal from donation boxes now, at Christmas or at any time be forewarned that if convicted there is a high probability that you will have direct transportation to our local correctional center.

With October coming to an end and Canada stepping into November, it’s officially the right time to start wearing a poppy to remember the sacrifices made by countless Canadian veterans. The Canadian Legion has poppy pins in donation boxes across the country, and while most people pay the proper respect to the symbol, there have …

FIVE MEN ACQUITTED OF RAPE BECAUSE THE UNCONSCIOUS TEEN DIDN’T FIGHT BACK. It sounds outrageous to us and is clearly a fault in their definition of consent. In Spain, in order to be the offence of rape, there must be some form of violence or intimidation. In order words, there must be some resistance to indicate lack of consent. In Canada, (where rape has been replaced with sexual assault) it is the opposite in that there has to be a positive expression of consent.

A court in Barcelona cleared five men of sexual assault charges on Thursday after saying the crime did not fit the legal definition of rape because the unconscious teenage victim didn’t fight back. Source: Five men acquitted of rape because unconscious teen victim didn’t fight back