URBAN LIFE – The man who changed how modern cities should operate
Stephan Goldsmith demonstrated how to improve service and cut costs – and taxes By LEE HARDING Research Associate Frontier Centre for Public Policy WHO IS THE greatest [Continue]
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PEOPLE – The Aga Khan: 60 years of remarkable service to the world
As he marks his Diamond Jubilee, we should celebrate his unshakable belief in the values of pluralism, diversity and equality By ANNE McLELLAN WHO IS HIS HIGHNESS, the Aga [Continue]
PIPELINES – The Saga of the Three Pipelines a test of Ottawa’s relevance
After seven years and billions of dollars, hope for revival of Canada’s oil industry comes down to one extremely troubled project CANADA IS ENDOWED with the third largest [Continue]
POLITICS – Why are B.C.’s voters being kept in the dark on electoral reform?
By Dr. SHINDER PUREWAL and JORDAN BATEMAN ON PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION (PR), it seems the NDP government is taking the mushroom approach with voters – keeping British [Continue]
MENTAL HEALTH – The ministry of loneliness wants to be your friend
But it’s far more likely that the institutions at neighbourhood levels are better positioned to address key aspects of loneliness By MILTON FRIESEN Social Cities Program [Continue]
THE LAW – Bill C-75 too little, too late to respond to domestic violence
Canada needs a national agency to review all domestic homicides and create an integrated domestic violence safety system By ELIZABETH SHEEHY and ISABEL GRANT [Continue]
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