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Is the arrest in Canada of the worker who released the envirnomental policy a witch hunt?
From what I've read is he was a contract employee (ie not an official public employee) who took it upon himself to release impending legislation for his own reasons (from the note he put on the fax) although he signed a confidentiality agreement. The leak did not involve any illegal or unethical government actions, and was not of information the government was trying to hide (they were going to release it themselves). From what I see, this is not a whistleblower but rather someone with an agenda violating their contractual obligations. Can someone please explain how this is considered a 'witch hunt' by the media, unions and civil rights groups?
1 AnswerLaw & Ethics1 decade agoAnyone else glad the Belinda Stronach soap opera is coming to an end?
She just announced she is going back to work for her father and not seeking re-election!!
3 AnswersGovernment1 decade agoDo you agree with NHL GMs who voted against the 3 point regulation win?
At the GM meetings, the GMs voted against instituting the 3-2-1 point system (regulation-overtime win-overtime lose). Currently, the 'bonus point' for an overtime lose weighs an overtime game to be worth more then a regular time game. If the GMs do not want to give 3 points for a regulation win to make all games worth 3 total points, should the overtime 'bonus point' be done away with and ties re-instated?
17 AnswersHockey1 decade ago