The entire continent needs a referendum to create new countries, which will never happen because of control of natural resources.

An initiative / referendum tried to ban them in PS last June, however, that was resoundingly defeated by the voters.

Just-cause eviction: Rent control by another nameBySkip Schloming| March 21, 2016, 11:36 ESTIn a 1994 statewide referendum, Massachusetts voters chose to ban rent control in the Bay State; but a new proposal currently before the Boston City Council threatens to re-impose the outlawed practice through the back door.Now they're trying to push for it hard through the state.

Since the law was enacted by public referendum, the federal and state government have decreased the allowable lead levels by a factor of 75%      Old interior floor dust levels by dust swipe   40 ug/ft2 current 10.   

Article from Canadian Real Estate Wealth http://www.canadianrealestatemagazine.caEconomic aftershocks of Brexit will keep Canada mortgage rates at record lowsBMO Capital Markets sounded the alarm on the implications of the “leave” vote in yesterday’s Brexit referendum, saying that the repercussions of the British electorate’s decision would certainly be felt across the Atlantic and the world over.As reported by David Akin for the Toronto Sun, ever-plunging rates caused by the economic aftershocks of the British polls would mean that Canada’s housing markets might see continuous and even intensified activity.

In Europe it is customary to call a referendum on any issue.

If that's true, since the voters there chose to legalize marijuana in a referendum during the last election, the police may not particularly care.

Originally posted by Sorin T:residents voted 306 to 286 in favor of a measure to raise the city sales tax Huh - it was put to referendum and people voted in favor of a public works project with no impact on their income taxes.....and further down the post Sorin represents the attitude of a homeowner vs. an investor, which is a complete lack of understanding of good debt vs. bad debt.

If this referendum passes it goes up to $60 a unit.

We who pay attention to the World Economy, are waiting for the Referendum in Italy tonight, deciding whether their Prime Minister will be voted down.