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]
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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]
CHARBONNEAU – More reasons for reduced guilt while flying
I FEEL LESS guilty flying on vacation now that I’ve compared flying with driving by car. Both contribute to global warming about the same. Comparisons between the two are [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Homoeopathy debate re-ignited by two recent events
QUESTIONS ABOUT the practice of homoeopathy have been re-ignited by two recent events. One has to do with a homeopathic rabid-dog-saliva treatment and the other about the [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Anonymity is not enough for security on apps
YOU CAN SET your privacy settings on apps so that personal data is not shared. But even anonymous data can threaten security. Take the case of the fitness tracking app [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – New doctors need to give up their sense of entitlement
ThERE ARE MORE doctors than ever before; yet two million Canadians can’t find one. An estimated 30,000 Kamloopsians don’t have a family doctor, although only about [Continue]
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