GUEST COLUMN – Lest we forget the sufferings of all life
By PETER HAMILTON Lifeforce BOTH HUMANS AND NONHUMANS died in wars for centuries. Sentient creatures were also unwillingly “drafted” for battles and other military [Continue]
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HISTORY – British Columbia’s greatest judge deserves a fair trial of his own
Rewriting history: How Sir Matthew Begbie, who stood up for native rights, went from revered to reviled IN MARCH 2018, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau apologized for another in [Continue]
ONLINE NEWS – The battle with big tech and what it means for journalism
By ANDY MIAH University of Salford CANADA RECENTLY PASSED a law to address the continuing financial woes of its traditional news media, trust in which has steadily fallen to [Continue]
SUZUKI – Record ocean heating presents stark warning
OUR HOME PLANET operates like an intricately interconnected organism, with networks and processes, from minuscule to massive, coming together to create conditions conducive [Continue]
RESIDENTIAL SCHOOLS – Claims of genocide and neglect easily debunked
By GERRY BOWLER Frontier Centre for Public Policy IN A RECENT National Post commentary titled The reality of Indian Residential Schools was neglect and abuse, archaeologist [Continue]
CHARLEBOIS – Bureau makes the right call for more grocery competition
Loblaw, Empire/Sobeys and Metro control 80 percent of Canadian grocery sector. Too little competition is becoming an issue for Canadians By SYLVAIN CHARLEBOIS Dalhousie [Continue]
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