It makes sense, because where you do have available hours of daylight you should try to use them, ... That's all this does.

The biggest surprise was the prevalence of drowsiness during daylight hours.

What's already happening in the pulp-and-paper sector is very quickly about to happen in the steel sector. The next sector will be the chemical sector.

Literally the most trivial thing gets charged to the taxpayer, (and) things that the average person would never think of trying to buy, like a $70 steak,

This is exactly what the Conservatives were doing,

Six months ago, the McGuinty government said the deficit was $6 billion, then in the budget they said it was $3 billion, and now four months later, they say it's only $1.6 billion,