There ought to be an anti-fax law

Article Abstract:

The proliferation of firms sending out unsolicited advertising via faxes needs to be addressed by Canadian law. These faxes rob the consumer of valuable paper, toner and time, and current law does not adequately address the problem. There should be stiff penalties for violaters.

Laws, regulations and rules, Consumer protection, Advertising, Facsimile transmission, Advertising law, Canada. Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission

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The real concerns of modern women

Article Abstract:

The federal-provincial report on 'gender equality in the Canadian legal system' is an example of how extremist feminism has become. Many women become lawyers because they have no other marketable skills. They no longer learn the domestic arts that their mothers knew.

Social aspects, Reports, Ethical aspects, Sex role, Sex roles, Sex discrimination against women, Social engineering

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