CHARBONNEAU – When am I dead? it’s not as simple as it might seem
Different cultures have different beliefs about how to define the difference between life and death WHEN I’M DEAD I won’t be writing these columns. But other than [Continue]
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CHARBONNEAU – Canada and other NATO countries don’t owe U.S. a cent
DURING PRESIDENT TRUMP’S Alternate Truth tour of Europe, he scolded NATO countries: “Many countries are not paying what they should. And, frankly, many countries [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Legacies, some expected, some not, inherited by NDP
THE NDP GOVERNMENT has inherited a number of issues from the BC Liberals; some anticipated and some a complete surprise. One expected problem was B.C.’s medical services [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Homophobia contributes to loneliness
MEN HAVEN’T ALWAYS avoided open displays of affection for each other. Rachel Giese author of Boys:What It Means To Become A Man says: “Our squeamishness about male [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – New Zealand’s experience with electoral reform
I SAT DOWN with Helen Clark, Prime Minister of New Zealand from 1999 to 2008, to talk about her country’s experience with electoral reform. She was in Kamloops on June 21 [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Empty pipelines make good monuments and spill no oil
THE KINDER MORGAN pipeline should be built for the same reason as the pyramids – as a national monument. The pyramids employed workers but served no practical purpose other [Continue]
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