KINSELLA – Under the spectre of the presidential warmonger
THE BEARDED Republican regarded us suspiciously. He had been washing his pickup truck (naturally) and listening to country music on the radio (ditto). It was [Continue]
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POLITICS – Electoral reform by any other name is still progress
By DOREEN BARRY University of Calgary START TALKING about parliamentary reform at a cocktail party and watch everyone melt away. But despite being an eye-glazing topic, there [Continue]
EDUCATION – Slowing the corporatization of our universities
By DAVID GOA Director Chester Ronning Centre for the Study of Religion and Public Life University of Alberta DURING A CONFERENCE several years ago, I listened with care as [Continue]
MacFADYEN – The high-stakes dispute over the Northwest Passage
SPRING SIGNALS rebirth and renewal. As ice melts and water flows freely again, it’s an excellent time for Canada to turn its attention towards the Northwest Passage. With [Continue]
AJAX – How indigenous law is taking on a giant British Columbia copper mine
By ELIZABETH McSHEFFREY National Observer The moment you step onto Stk’emlúpsemc te Secwépemc land in southern British Columbia, according to Chief Ron Ignace, you are [Continue]
MURPHY – A multi-candidate Tory leadership race from another era
I’M HAVING a hard time developing any interest in the federal Conservative leadership campaign. It’s not that the candidates repel me. So far, they just bore me. It was [Continue]
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