KNOX – The tsunami that wasn’t illustrated how unprepared we are
SO, HOW DID you react when you heard about the tsunami that wasn’t? Did you call 911 to ask for advice? That’s precisely what you’re not supposed to do, but people did [Continue]
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PETERS – The time will soon come for the privatization of Canada Post
THIS WEEK’S announcement that the Liberals will freeze conversions to community mailboxes is the classic definition of compromise: it is bound to make no one happy. The [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – Giving animals the benefit of the precautionary principle
ONE SNOWY evening two winters ago, I happened to look out a window towards our hay shed, a couple of hundred steps from the house. A motion-sensor light on the shed suddenly [Continue]
AGING – Why you should talk to your family now about end-of-life wishes
By SHARON KAASALAINEN and TAMARA SUSSMAN EvidenceNetwork.ca MANY PEOPLE have been faced with having to make critical decisions for family and friends who were at the end of [Continue]
JOHNSON – Summer Jobs changes not about forcing people to accept abortion
By DAVID JOHNSON Guest Columnist THERE SEEMS TO BE a massive amount of rhetoric with the new attestation requirements of the Canada Summer Jobs (CSJ) Program. There is a lot [Continue]
NATIONAL PULSE – Mulroney? Chretien? Harper? Trudeau? Which govt was best?
Harper edges Trudeau on ‘strong economic leadership,’ but the PM leads on most other qualities By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE January 26, 2018 – As the House of Commons [Continue]
