ROTHENBURGER – I have seen Trumpland, and all is not lost
I HAVE BEEN to Trumpland, and have returned safely to the bosom of my own country. It was relatively painless. America is much the same, in many ways, as when I lived there [Continue]
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TRAVIS – Premier’s foxtrot week: one step forward, two steps back….
LAST WEEK Premier Christy Clark heard the four letters that every politician dreads, particularly when it’s hitting close to home: RCMP. Only five days after announcing [Continue]
THINKING AHEAD – Ten defining questions to ask about the emerging future
The planet has never lived through the scale of disruption, reinvention and creation that the decade ahead is likely to bring WHILE HISTORY may have seen periods of more [Continue]
KINSELLA – How to fight the right, one committed citizen after another
HOW CAN YOU – a regular person who isn’t all that involved in politics and who lives in another country, no less – oppose the unethical, immoral, hateful policies of [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Books are vehicles of insight
IF IT SEEMS ODD that I would defend print media by using this digital media that you read on a screen, let me explain. We might be reading less print media but we are bot [Continue]
MURPHY – Looking back at leadership: rating the U.S. presidents
RATING THE RELATIVE merits of historical figures is an academic exercise that provides both fun and frustration. It’s also an enterprise fraught with challenges. How, for [Continue]
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