Recent content by mcm

I'd assume they'd take that into account when deciding to initiate a RIV. CIRA should exhaust all methods of contact. An email and phone call are practically free, and a letter in the mail costs a little over a buck. We pay enough in fees to cover this, especially given the rarity of RIVs.

Landed at Pearson a few hours ago. I think we were one of the final flights arriving for the day. It's awful out there.

Now they made it so only paid members can generate child porn.* Call a spade a spade.

Guam has registration restrictions, and it was ceded long before the internet existed.

Yikes! Even Amazon doesn't want a.ws.

As you said yourself, Canada-U.S. tensions were at an all-time high during the last election. Anyone with half a brain would capitalize on that. Ford saw his highest approval ratings by doing so. Instead, Poilievre blew a 27-point lead because bashing Trudeau was more important than addressing...

It's a lose-lose situation. He could go on the attack, get us hit with a ton more tariffs, and then what? Are the Cons going to be happy? That approach clearly isn't working for Doug Ford.

Oh, I agree. They're obviously just passing along the blame. Message CREA and they'll likely refer you to RECO.

They're non-arms length, but they still act independent of each other. You'd likely receive the same response if you sent that message to Zolo. As a rough example, imagine if ICANN had a marketplace and it was fed listings by CIRA. Yes, ICANN oversees CIRA, but it doesn’t oversee CIRA’s domain...

Realtor.ca doesn’t manage the listing data themselves. They use an IDX feed provided by local boards like TREB and WRAR. The same feed is also used by Zolo, Zillow, etc. I agree that there’s a fine line between helping a buyer envision a property and misidentifying it.

This is still happening. I went earlier this year and was charged a 10% 'Destination Fee' at a restaurant. The waiter claimed it was mandatory and they couldn't remove it. Hopefully some of that goes to them, because no one at our table left a tip.

They bought the trademark for $75,000. The domain was sold for $11 million. Source.

The best part is that when you're salty about losing the auction, you can just go report it on GSC. Assured mutual destruction.

The domain is normally held by the marketplace.