Eliza Andrews, 7, and her sister Adela, 5, set up a lemonade stand to earn money for summer camp.  They had been selling lemonade for $1 a glass from their front lawn for a couple of weeks, but then, like true entrepreneurs, they decided to change the location in order to increase their sales. That's where they went afoul of Canada's bureaucrats.  They set up shop on federal land, which means they needed a permit.  Some passerby apparently snitched, because before too long, an agent working for the National Capital Commission showed up and shut them down. It was headline news across the country.  But the little girls and their father are having trouble with the byzantine paperwork they have to complete in order to get the permit. Guardian: “They were polite, but said we had to pack up and leave,” Kurtis Andrews, the father of the two girls, told the Toronto Star. His offer to pay for a permit on the spot yielded no...(Read Full Post)