KNOX – Is the climate-change battle worth higher gasoline prices?
HERE’S A QUESTION: If you knew — really believed — that higher gas prices would combat climate change, would you moan as much? Not that this week’s spike had much [Continue]
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FORSETH – It’s too soon to start another federal party, even for Wilson-Raybould
I MET MARTYN BROWN shortly after the dying days of British Columbia’s Social Credit Party, following the 1991 provincial election. He was working with Jack Weisgerber, and [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – Coffee shop democracy is always the best kind
IT’S 20 AFTER 4 on Thursday afternoon at the Moustache and Go coffee shop on Tranquille Road. The Moustache and Go has only been open a couple of weeks and its sign [Continue]
PETERS – Our biosolids, our business – we should all be concerned about it
HUMANS HAVE NEVER BEEN especially good at dealing with our waste. We like to do silly things with our garbage like toss it out the window of our cars for someone else to [Continue]
POLITICS – Oil tanker moratorium drives a deep wedge between provinces
By ELAINE McCOY, QC Senator MEMBERS OF THE Canadian Senate, myself included, have heard from thousands of Canadians for and against Bill C-69, which promises to modernize the [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Re-humanizing work a major challenge in high-tech world
MACHINES DO MANY THINGS BETTER THAN HUMANS – except being human. Advances in technology have always generated anxiety. Workers during the Industrial Revolution of the 18th [Continue]
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