Whether an existing homeowner or someone looking to get into the market, you may not have heard of “Kitec”, which is a product sold between 1995 and 2007. It was used in new home constructions as a piping system for carrying water throughout the house, and for supplying […]
Marty's Musings | Law Firm of Martin K.I. Rumack
Restrictive Covenants: Do not be too restrictive… It may be costly.
Employers invest significant time, resources, and money into training employees, whether they are professional or skilled tradespeople, white or blue collar employees, experienced or inexperienced, etc. As Stelco used to advertise, “Our product is steel, our strength is people”. The costs of training and developing employees – especially those […]
The State of Canada’s Economic Affairs
The Canadian economy has improved in the past several years. Primarily due to the gradual recovery of the American home-building industry, and to continued strength in the Canadian new home construction, the forestry area has started to improve. On the other hand, the newspaper, radio, television, communications […]
The World at Large – Rumack’s Review
ISIS, ISIL and a Cast of Thousands
Several years ago I commented in my newsletter that the United States Armed Forces had apparently accomplished its goals in Iraq with the execution of Saddam Hussein, and its goals in Libya with the death of Muammar Gaddafi. I […]