HEALTH – Charlie Gard and the metaphor of medical ‘warfare’
By IAN MITCHELL and JULIET GUICHON University of Calgary THE METAPHOR of battling illness is common but pernicious. The recent news of U.S. Sen. John McCain’s brain cancer [Continue]
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BUSINESS – Air Canada’s lesson in how not to communicate with customers
By DAVID FULLER PRINCE GEORGE – “Why are you making us do this?” the lady screeched to the Air Canada check-in attendant at the Dublin Airport recently. “I’ve never [Continue]
McGARVEY – Can Alberta’s new right make room for progressives?
EDMONTON, Alta. – Have the big changes in Alberta’s conservative movement united the right or will it shatter it? Members of Alberta’s two right-of-centre parties, the [Continue]
SUZUKI – Environmental Protection Act review could strengthen human rights
GOVERNMENTS CHANGE — along with laws, regulations and priorities. It’s the nature of democracies. In Canada, we’ve seen environmental laws implemented, then weakened or [Continue]
TRAVIS – New government will find some surprises down in the cellar
AS THE NEW B.C. government settles in and email accounts are transferred over, it’ll soon be time for them to pluck up the courage to check the cellar. The nooks and [Continue]
HISTORY – Cornwallis and Ryerson: were they heroes or villains?
By GERRY BOWLER Senior Fellow Frontier Centre for Public Policy HOW MUCH of a hero do you have to be to warrant a statue? How much of a villain do you have to be to have your [Continue]
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