CHARBONNEAU – The carbon capture myth: we can keep burning fossil fuels
WOULDN’T IT BE GREAT if we could stop worrying about the impending climate disaster? We could carry on dumping CO2 into the atmosphere without a care. That’s the [Continue]
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EDITORIAL – Multi-use pathways are becoming dangerous and obsolete
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. MULTI-USE PATHWAYS seemed like such a good idea — pedestrians and cyclists happily co-existing, safely separated from vehicles. But times [Continue]
FORSETH – As Canadians count nickels and dimes, the CBC ponders bonuses
WHILE WATCHING The National the other night (Dec. 4, 2023) I listened as CBC president Catherine Tait announced the ‘public’ broadcaster will cut up to 10 per cent of [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Why job cuts at the CBC are a bad thing for the country
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. ‘DEFUND THE CBC’ has been a popular sentiment among some people, especially recently. Those people are probably happy this week because [Continue]
SUZUKI – Rampant consumerism fuels climate catastrophe and inequalities
IN THE WESTERN WORLD, year-end celebrations were once observed to give thanks, to mark the coming of brighter days and to enjoy the company of family and friends. Now, [Continue]
LETTER – Don’t build either Lansdowne pathway or the Summit overpass
Hello Mel – just some thoughts on your recent column on NOT building the overpass and using that money to build the Lansdowne bike route – why build either? The [Continue]
