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]
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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]
FIRBY – A pipeline straight to political disaster?
FEW ISSUES in recent Canadian history have been as divisive as the debate over the construction of new pipelines to carry crude oil to market. The uncertain results from the [Continue]
TRAVIS – B.C. politicians would best heed the end of Goldilocks story
IT WAS A PRETTY safe bet going into election night that regardless of how the vote broke that there were four words from Premier Christy Clark’s 2013 victory speech [Continue]
TAUBE – Cultural appropriation controversy is all about free speech
IF THERE’S ever going to be a watershed moment in protecting free speech in Canada, the recent controversy surrounding cultural appropriation could fit the role. The [Continue]
KINSELLA – The rise of the disaffected white working class
TORONTO, Ont. – The guests at the event at the Royal Canadian Military Institute, just down University Avenue from the barricaded U.S. Consulate, were buzzing. Not about [Continue]
