CHARBONNEAU – Like all machines, AI must conform to us
ONE THING I LEARNED from a course I took in industrial design is that tools, machinery and furniture should be designed to work for us. We wouldn’t buy an uncomfortable [Continue]
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CHARBONNEAU – Nurse practitioners should be brought into Health Care Act
A DRAFT POLICY from the Canadian Medical Association (CMA) has caused quite a stir in the medical community. The CMA has identified loopholes where a two-tiered health care [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – I wanted Kamloops on the map but not like this
WHEN I MOVED HERE, Kamloops was dimly noticed by national media. When noticed at all, we were a “blue collar town,” “400 km west of Vancouver.” It seemed to me that [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Listen to the science, not necessarily the scientists
SCIENTISTS ARE SOMETIMES quoted to support erroneous claims. Like everyone, scientists can have flawed opinions. But unlike everyone, their opinions are elevated because they [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – The Indigenization industry
IN AN ATTEMPT to be politically correct, corporate Canada is hiring Indigenous people. Once hired, they become showpieces of their reconciliation efforts. Investigative [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – The dirty secret of my Alaska cruise
I HAD SOME reservations before joining our Alaska cruise last year. Some of my concerns were ethical, some technical. How could I justify boarding a luxury ship when so many [Continue]
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