KNOX: Déjà vu in Canada as U.S. scientists muzzled
KRISTI MILLER can be forgiven for feeling a bit of déjà vu. Six years ago, the Vancouver Island fish researcher found herself the accidental poster child for the muzzling [Continue]
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ROTHENBURGER – Triaging the wait list: maybe there’s hope after all
GOT A CALL from HealthLink B.C. The message said to phone them back, so I did. A pleasant woman there explained that they are fleshing out their information on people who are [Continue]
PETERS – Even if unsettling, KAG exhibit meets the definition of art
THE ARMCHAIR MAYOR says the ‘Becoming Animal/Becoming Landscape’ exhibit currently on display at the Kamloops Art Gallery amounts to little more than porn, not [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Pipelines are good politics, bad economics
NEW PIPELINES get politicians elected. However, they will remain empty; much like election promises that remain unfulfilled. There are environmental reasons not to build new [Continue]
COLLINS – How about a beer with your shave or haircut?
WHILE IT MAY be a noble gesture to try to cut red tape and react to the desires of society, sometimes you have to wonder why we do some of the things we do. As of Monday, [Continue]
SUZUKI – Work less, live better
SINCE THE 1950s, almost everything about work in the developed world has changed dramatically. Rapid technological advances continue to render many jobs obsolete. [Continue]
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