HEALTH – Turning the tide on the harm of opioids
Doctors must discuss pain management options with patients and not jump to the prescription pad for a quick fix By Dr. WENDY LEVINSON and Dr. LAURENT MARCOUX [Continue]
Other Voices
KURL – There’s a possible pathway to peace in the pipeline dispute
IT MUST BE a confounding reality show to people watching from east of the Rockies: protesters outside Vancouver being hauled away in their fight to stop the Kinder Morgan [Continue]
SOCIAL MEDIA – Social criticism is too important to leave to the trolls
Trolling requires a person to suspend thought. To hate any thought that isn’t their own. To smash, destroy and bully By ROBERT PRICE Assistant Professor University of [Continue]
SUZUKI – Better vehicle standards drive innovation and benefit citizens
TRANSPORTATION ACCOUNTS for about a quarter of Canada’s greenhouse gas emissions, making it the second-highest source, slightly behind the oil and gas industry. In the [Continue]
TAUBE – Trying to make sense of seemingly senseless attacks
In the aftermath of this week’s tragedy in Toronto, how do we come to the grips with such violence? And who do we blame? By MICHAEL TAUBE LIKE MOST columnists, I’m [Continue]
PIPELINES – Opposition to Canadian pipelines largely funded by Americans
To maintain secrecy, large U.S. environmental foundations simply “purchased” the co-operation of Canadian organizations to stop Alberta oil from reaching [Continue]
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