KINSELLA – A tempest in a cultural appropriation teapot
ALL NOVELISTS are liars. Thieves, too. So said the late Mordecai Richler. My friend and I were in the dark at the back at the Bovine Sex Club on Queen West, waiting to see [Continue]
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SUZUKI – Oil and plastic are choking the planet
PEOPLE WHO deny that humans are wreaking havoc on the planet’s life-support systems astound me. When confronted with the obvious damage we’re doing to the biosphere — [Continue]
MacFADYEN – Science Guy Bill Nye: Earth has a people problem
ALRIGHT, NO ONE panic but Earth has a “people problem.” This according to Bill Nye as outlined in an episode of his Netflix series, “Bill Nye Saves the World.” Since [Continue]
BUSINESS – Why NAFTA and Canada are important to the U.S. economy
An open letter to President Trump from the Business Council of British Columbia as the U.S. prepares to renegotiate NAFTA By JOCK FINLAYSON Executive Vice President Business [Continue]
DYING – Tying up the loose ends of life
By RAY PENNINGS Cardus “DEATH IS inevitable. A bad death is not,” blares the headline of the April 29 edition of The Economist. The feature repeats the arguments why more [Continue]
POLITICS – B.C.’s election: the perils of proportional representation
By LYDIA MILJAN JASON CLEMENS and TAYLOR JACKSON The Fraser Institute FORMER U.S. president Barack Obama popularized the phrase “teachable moment” by pointing out that [Continue]
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