On this episode, Kyla and Paul analyze political statements over the Rainbow Bridge accident and how it is important to have responsible comments. They also look at the perception of a $1500 fine for a driver who killed a cyclist.
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This week’s collection of peculiar tales takes us into the world of slumber, but not the kind you’d expect. Each story unfolds a scenario where sleep, or the lack thereof, leads to unexpected and bizarre situations. From a burglar’s unintended nap during a heist, not being able to get a good nights sleep, to competitors in a contest who turn lying down into an endurance sport, these narratives reveal the quirky ways sleep (or its semblance) can turn everyday occurrences into extraordinary events. Let’s dive into these unusual tales of rest and relaxation gone awry.
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A very interesting study was recently published that can help inform government and policy-makers on how to best prevent impaired driving.
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On this special liability episode Kyla and Paul look at 2 liability cases with unusual outcomes. They also remind us that governments can’t legislate themselves out of responsibility. To put us in the Christmas mood, listen to our special outro song!
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From the bizarre to the serendipitous, the world often surprises us with stories of lost items and unexpected occurrences. This week, we delve into three such tales, each highlighting the peculiar nature of loss and discovery. From lost skulls, expensive tools floating away and absent people, these stories capture the essence of how sometimes what is lost can lead to extraordinary outcomes or unveil hidden truths.
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On this episode, Kyla and Paul analyze a petitioner’s journey of self representation from the adjudicator all the way to the judicial review. They then analyze the sentencing and the implications of the judgement in a tragic case at UBC involving 2 students. Also we have a new Magraken moment with good news!
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The heist, jewel theft, stealing gold or artifacts, sneaking off with the big diamond – these are a certain class of crime that holds some unusual place in our collective consciousness. We often think of it as something for fiction. Indeed, there are countless films depicting a heist of some sort. When we watch these films, we are often conflicted. A common structure or theme is that the focus is on the thief or thieves as the protagonists.
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On this week’s episode with Kyla in Toronto and Paul in Vancouver, they look at misconduct, unethical behaviour and unprofessionalism in the justice system. They also discuss the changes coming to the BCHP.
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Human relations: a paradox as old as time—indispensable, yet at times insufferable. On occasion, it’s a mother who reaches her wits’ end with grown children still nesting at home. In another part of the world, an entire village finds their heart and soul in a leader who serves from afar. And sometimes, it’s a web of lovers, spun together by deceit, discovering the bitter truth behind sweet lies. This week’s articles are a reminder that the threads binding us—to family, to community, to partners—are as fraught with tension as they are woven with care. Join us as we unravel stories that navigate the fine line between the warmth of connection and the chill of betrayal.
…Weird and Wacky Wednesdays: Volume 269 Read More »
On this week’s episode, Kyla and Paul look at the importance of technical details for people on a keto Diet when asked to provide a sample. They also discuss the proposal to install more photo radar in Vancouver.
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