FORSETH – Why shouldn’t someone be the ‘adult’ in the room?
YESTERDAY (04/26) a Castanet news story was headlined, “Milobar stakes claim as steady leader in heated BC Conservative leadership debate” which included the comment that [Continue]
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CHARBONNEAU – DRIPA problems kicked down the road as the glow fades
IT WAS A FEEL-GOOD moment when The Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act (DRIPA) was passed into BC law in 2019. All parties unanimously agreed to align [Continue]
GUEST COLUMN – Politics is complicated, but it is not out of reach
By NICHOLAS HAMSON Guest columnist F0R FAR TOO MANY, politics has a reputation of being one of two things: either overwhelming, or not worth paying attention to at all. I see [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Do plants have consciousness?
SINCE THE SOURCE of consciousness is biological, probably all living things possess it. To suggest that consciousness is the exclusive domain of humans is the height of [Continue]
JOHNSON – What does Israel’s ‘right to exist’ actually mean?
THE CONVERSATION always, always comes back to one line, one phrase, one talking point. Do you or do you not support Israel’s right to exist? You’ve all heard that [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – AI can’t be trusted for decision-making in the courtroom
DEFENDANTS HAVE appealed a Quebec Superior Court ruling in which they claim that the justice in the case used AI in their ruling. The ruling contains hallmarks of AI use, [Continue]
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