Good point but the average American can't process the differences in Provinces. Are't Ontario and Quebec like oil and water....I have relatives in both and it sure seems that way and not just the language thing.

No, Torontonians did. The rest of us have nothing to do but laugh at that shitshow.

Sounds good - that's the sort of behavior random breath tests were meant to encourage.

OK, sounds a bit over the top with regard to hosts and cops smelling alcohol on your breath, although 0.05 has been the limit in Australia for years and I don't think it's unreasonable.

But hasn't the 4th Amendment also been cited for cases such as these where DNA was being collected and cataloged even when the results don't end in an arrest?

Ah yes, the balancing act between security and personal liberty. We as a society seem to have chosen life over liberty but maybe it could teeter back. Interesting this

It is probably not legal to decline to pull over when directed to by a police officer in most locations in the world.

No Warrant = No Search. I'm a law abiding citizen, and unless you have proof that I am breaking the law, then do not detain me and perform an unlawful search of my person or vehicle just to meet some quota your superiors place on you to gather from any traffic stop.

Not to disparage the effort, but this is roughly 900 words too long for a couple of slobs who scammed their way to Sochi, at which they had no impact on the results of the events.

The amount of energy you put into a complete "who gives a shit" issue....staggering. Just staggering.

Angelica Moron and Gary di Douche

That's the real rub here: law enforcement being involved. Having uniformed cops performing the stops (even if they are off duty) implies that it's a law-enforcement activity, and that you are expected as a motorist to obey the officer's commands. That's clearly the intention in order to get better results. They're…

It's mandated that every car be equipped with a black box staying this year, why not mandate all new cars cone with a breathalyzer of some kind?

I agree that it is probably a good thing. However, it has a problem since it violates the Fourth Amendment protections of the citizens. No probable cause, no consent, and obtaining samples secretively are three major issues in the US. If it could be done without violating the Constitution, I would be all for it.

Not understanding the outrage about this. Unless they're saving any of that data (and there's no indications that they are), there's really nothing to get up in arms about this over.

Wow, they're forcing people to leave samples that determine whether or not you're driving drunk, a program that catches countless drunk…

Well we'll see how things turn out if Olivia Chow decides to declare her intention to run, polling currently shows her faring quite a bit better than Tory and Stinz.

Also, apparently from what I've read about his earlier years, he used to call back citizens in person, which endeared him to many people.

May I be taken out of the gray?

Is it just me or is he getting more and more likeable after the controversy?

Being physically fit is not a proxy for health, unless all you care about is your beach body. Lifespan has increased from many technological factors and CANNOT be attributed to diet improvements alone. Our lifespans would improve further still if we cut all the GMO/additives out of our food.