ELECTORAL CHANGE – Prop rep system breeds unstable governments
B.C.’s electoral reform referendum could lead to more shaky coalitions and less effective government By LYDIA MILJAN University of Windsor SOME SEE THE UPCOMING B.C. [Continue]
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THE CONVERSATION – Ford’s fight with Toronto shows vulnerability of cities
By JEFFREY B. MEYERS Thompson Rivers University THE PING PONG LEGAL BATTLE between Ontario Premier Doug Ford and the City of Toronto — all of it playing out amid a [Continue]
SUZUKI – We must heed storm warnings to build a brighter future
IN 2012, NORTH CAROLINA’s Coastal Resources Commission warned that sea levels there could rise by a metre over the next century. The warning was based in part on U.S. [Continue]
THE CONVERSATION – Is the anti-Trump editorial treason or public service?
By ANDRE SPICER City, University of London ONE OF DONALD TRUMP’S senior White House staff has made a truly unprecedented move against their ultimate boss. The staffer [Continue]
PIPELINE – Hurdles never seem to end for the Trans Mountain project
The long, convoluted path to rejection demonstrates an approval process that is fundamentally flawed on so many levels By LEE HARDING Research Fellow Frontier Centre for [Continue]
GUEST – Do facts matter? Raising the level of debate over our voting system
In July I wrote an editorial about a presentation by Dr. Dennis Pilon of York University in which he supported proportional representation. He took exception to the editorial [Continue]
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