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Ed and Ethan #59

Our format remains limited for the next few months but as always, this past week gives us plenty to get passionate about in the limited time we have!

Beheading a chicken prompts calls to the police.
Regina suffering a housing problem. Who;s fault do we suppose that is?
Canada’s senators are embroiled in scandal lately.
Food truck customers have a big problem. Apparently they can’t plan ahead and igure out when to go to the bathroom.
Streets can be cleaned if you have enough guns!
A tragic death prompts discussion on the safety of sports and life in general.
A schools adopts a military regiment. Is this creepy or touching?
An Alberta woman pays for her own research poll on the public’s view of a new major sports facility.
A mortgage brokers lobby group is calling for more leniency in rules ofr buying homes.
Less than half of the eligible electorate voted in British Columbia’s recent election. Progress!
Quebec’s Premier is advocating for 50% of the province’s consumed food to be sourced locally.

Does dividing bitcoin mean increasing the money supply like central banks do to traditional currencies? What’s the difference?
Our favourite Canadian exchange is being shunned by the Royal Bank of Canada.
Mt. GOX, Bitcoin’s largest exchange has a run in with American Homeland Security. Is this all a misunderstanding?
Webmoney, the paypal of Russia, now supports bitcoin!
Coinbase offers merchants the ability to accept bitcoin subscription payments.
ASICminer continues to amaze by achieving the bitcoin world’s first million dollar sale.