CHARBONNEAU – Short naps have long benefits
I CONFESS that I have a daily nap. I admit that reluctantly because sleeping midday has a bad reputation. In our culture, it indicates sloth and indolence. Siestas are common [Continue]
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CHARBONNEAU – Will Trudeau the younger go for a walk in the snow?
FORTY YEARS AGO, Justin’s father took a walk in the snow. He returned home and sat in his sauna for an hour and a half pondering his future. He went to his office the next [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Cannabis is not harmless. We never said it was
WHEN WE FORMED the Calgary chapter of the Alberta Legalization of Cannabis Committee (ALCC) in 1977, we made sure that we didn’t claim it was harmless. It would be foolish [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Fluoridation could save our public dental plan billions
NOW THAT WE are all paying for a national dental plan, it would be a good idea to reduce costs by fluoridating more of Canadian water supplies. The cost of the public dental [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Freedom convoyers have replaced hippies as protestors
IT USED TO BE that hippies took to the streets with grievances. Now it’s freedom convoyers. The nature of hippies’ complaints were easy to identify. Freedom convoyers not [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Liberals lack spine in failure to provide MAID to mentally ill
BEHIND IN THE POLLS, the federal Liberals have delayed access of MAID to those suffering from mental illness again. After three years of delay, the feds are bowing to [Continue]
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