ANALYSIS – Why French Canadians have a right to be offended
By JOSEPH QUESNEL ANTIGONISH, N.S. – Much has been made about the resignation of Andrew Potter as director of the McGill Institute for the Study of Canada. His departure [Continue]
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BUSINESS – It’s time the oil industry got smart about its messaging
By BILL WHITELAW President and CEO JuneWarren-Nickle’s Energy Group CALGARY, Alta. – First there was precision agriculture. Then came decision ag. Now there’s smart [Continue]
YOU SAY: ‘It would be cool if mayor committed to one or the other’
Some sample Facebook comments on ArmchairMayor.ca editorial “Should the mayor resign, or take a leave? It’s not complicated.” Please note that the issue is [Continue]
TAUBE – Andrew Potter, Maclean’s and the loss of academic freedom
THERE WAS a time when Canadian universities defended academic freedom with passion, authority and gravitas. Those days are over: hurt feelings and crocodile tears now trump [Continue]
SUZUKI – Welcome to the 21st century: Brighter times or a new Dark Age?
IF YOU OWN a smartphone, you have more computing power at your fingertips than NASA scientists had when they put people on the moon in 1969! And it’s in a small device, [Continue]
McGARVEY – Canada needs a national policy to right our economic ship
PRIME MINISTER Justin Trudeau has blinked. The recent federal budget was cautious when it should have been bold. It was hesitant and defensive when it should have been a [Continue]
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