CHIDIAC – Tackling conflict in the Middle East cauldron
AS A THIRD-GENERATION Arab-Canadian, I’ve long been troubled by the conflicts in the Middle East. When I read about riots, fighting, hatred and killing in the land of my [Continue]
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KINSELLA – Mob rule: the Internet at its most thoughtless and hurtful
IN THE SOCIAL media era – in our mad rush to judgment – people get ground up and spat out. Happens all the time. Happens too often. Ask Aziz Ansari, the Muslim [Continue]
TIM HORTONS: The killing of another Canadian icon
By SYLVAIN CHARLEBOIS Senior Fellow Atlantic Institute for Market Studies DESTROYING Canadian business icons seems to be a trend. In 2017, it was Sears. While employees were [Continue]
EDUCATION – Universities have schizophrenic attitude on public service
By ALEX USHER President, Higher Education Strategy Associates I HAVE A STRONG message today. It’s mostly for people in social science fields (especially Deans and [Continue]
ENVIRONMENT – Electric autos well-intended but pose other problems
By JOSEPH QUESNEL Research Associate Frontier Centre for Public Policy IN THE PUSH to normalize electric vehicles, many forget it’s not the end of the road as far as [Continue]
SUZUKI – Large dams fail on climate change and Indigenous rights
BRAZIL HAS FLOODED large swaths of the Amazon for hydro dams, despite opposition from Indigenous Peoples, environmentalists and others. The country gets 70 per cent of its [Continue]
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