RESIDENTIAL SCHOOLS – Their complexity, nuance and truth
Those who created and ran residential schools exhibited a mix of benevolence and cruel predation By MARK DeWOLF Research Associate Frontier Centre for Public Policy WITH A [Continue]
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TIM HORTONS – Things might never be quite the same at Canada’s coffee shop
How an iconic brand lost its Canadian identity By SYLVAIN CHARLEBOIS Senior Fellow Atlantic Institute for Market Studies THE BAD NEWS keeps piling up for Tim Hortons. Leger [Continue]
CONFLICT – U.S. air strikes in Syria are unlawful, irresponsible and unjustified
Canada needs to speak up for peace and stability before the situation escalates into a wider conflict By GUS VAN HARTEN Professor Osgoode Hall Law School THE RECENT U.S. air [Continue]
SUZUKI – Kinder Morgan pipeline controversy proves need to shift course
ON MARCH 31, an underwater pipeline carrying oil to a refinery in Balikpapan, Indonesia, broke, spreading crude over 20,000 hectares of Balikpapan Bay. Some of it ignited, [Continue]
PIPELINES – The high cost of pipeline obstructionism in Canada
Our lack of capacity to cheaply transport crude is costing us billions. Policy-makers need to recognize the urgent need for pipelines By KENNETH P. GREEN ELMIRA ALIAKBARI and [Continue]
HEALTHCARE – When the doctor says sorry
It’s been a dozen years since health-care apology laws came to Canada. Do they work? By PAUL THOMAS Expert Adviser EvidenceNetwork.ca My introduction to the complex and [Continue]
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