CHARBONNEAU – Why people knowingly share falsehoods
IT USED TO BE that liars would be embarrassed when caught in their lies. But in our post-truth era, the truth is secondary to beliefs. Lies no longer result in humiliation. [Continue]
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CHARBONNEAU – Threat of separation led to a superior immigration system
NO FEDERAL GOVERNMENT likes to give up control but in the case of immigration, it’s worked out for the best. Our immigration system is admired globally. Canada has largely [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Languishing: the malaise of our pandemic times
OUR JOURNEY through this pandemic is unprecedented in modern times. We won’t know what the exact effects of the pandemic will be until it’s over. Meanwhile, [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Get the carbon out of natural gas
TURNING NATURAL GAS INTO HYDROGEN might sound like the alchemist’s dream of turning lead into gold but the technology has been around for decades.It’s long been the dream [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Who would benefit from a universal child care program?
AS ANNOUNCED IN MONDAY’S FEDERAL BUDGET the Liberals will try, once again, to implement universal child care across Canada. They have been promising it for decades but have [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – B.C. denies the mentally ill their constitutional rights
“UNLIKE MOST OF THE COUNTRY, B.C.’s legislation does not provide a lawyer for people with mental illness facing involuntary detention,” says Jay Chalke, B.C.’s [Continue]
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