WEATHER – Canada wins if the globe warms but we must be ready
If the Earth warmed as much as models say, the increase in Canada’s arable land would be an area two times the size of Quebec By LEE HARDING Research Associate Frontier [Continue]
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TRADE – Canadian steel tariffs hurt construction, and all Canadians
By CHRIS GARDNER Independent Contractors and Businesses Association LAST HALLOWEEN, Justin Trudeau launched a thousand photo ops by wearing a Superman costume into the House [Continue]
REWRITING HISTORY – Changing original name for painting is going too far
Leave Emily Carr’s painting alone, and leave our history alone, too, warts and all By BRIAN GIESBRECHT Senior Fellow Frontier Centre for Public Policy THE MODERN [Continue]
ELECTORAL CHANGE – Proposed options are neither simple nor straightforward
Referendum may grant more power to B.C. politicians and bureaucrats, at democracy’s expense By Dr. LYDIA MILJAN University of Windsor THIS FALL, BRITISH COLUMBIANS will [Continue]
ELECTORAL CHANGE – B.C. moves to embrace the essence of good govt
As our country has evolved, dialogue is encouraged in education and the media, but is stymied in our highest law-making institutions “I DISAPPROVE OF of what you say, but I [Continue]
THE LAW – We need a new conversation about the penalties for sexual violence
By LUCIA LORENZI McMaster University THE PAST FEW YEARS have seen intense bouts of media coverage of high profile sexual assault and harassment cases. However, the #MeToo [Continue]
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