CHARBONNEAU – Green is my favourite colour of hydrogen
WHEN I FIRST MADE hydrogen as a kid, I wasn’t aware that hydrogen came in different colours. Back then, I simply attached two copper wires to my model train transformer, [Continue]
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CHARBONNEAU – The graves of Indigenous children cry out for justice
THE DISCOVERY of children’s graves at the Kamloops residential school was not a surprise to many. What made the findings so graphic was the stunning detail of the remains [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Why am I getting apprehensive as the lockdown lifts?
I SHOULD BE THRILLED at the lifting of the pandemic. Instead, I feel a little uneasy. I’m not the only one. In a recent survey of Canadians by the polling firm Leger, 52 [Continue]
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]
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]
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