EDITORIAL – Let’s hope this isn’t another summer of blockades
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. BLOCKADES ARE AN OFT-USED tactic for bringing attention to causes. They haven’t always ended well. Fortunately, an occupation by an [Continue]
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TRADE – Canadian steel tariffs hurt construction, and all Canadians
By CHRIS GARDNER Independent Contractors and Businesses Association LAST HALLOWEEN, Justin Trudeau launched a thousand photo ops by wearing a Superman costume into the House [Continue]
TRU – Summer job studies bird-window collisions on university campus
By BART CUMMINS Thompson Rivers University MATTHEW McISAAC has landed the best summer job of his life. Not only is the fourth-year biology student being paid to do research, [Continue]
GINTA – Most of the human caused troubles can be avoided
THERE IS NOTHING like thick billows of wildfire smoke close to town to remind everyone that Mother Nature has an indubitable upper hand. Humbling. As the fire was raging, I [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Give a cheer for the crew who saved the eaglets in peril
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. NOT TO WORRY, the eagles are ooooookay! Oh, yeah, and there was a big wildfire that could have burned down a lot of houses, too. But back to [Continue]
REWRITING HISTORY – Changing original name for painting is going too far
Leave Emily Carr’s painting alone, and leave our history alone, too, warts and all By BRIAN GIESBRECHT Senior Fellow Frontier Centre for Public Policy THE MODERN [Continue]
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