CHARBONNEAU – Bureaucracy (the word) is dead
COLUMN – Nobody talks about bureaucracy anymore. When they do, it’s a quaint word from the Sixties when hippies raged against faceless bureaucrats. Those [Continue]
David Charbonneau
CHARBONNEAU — Vision for a wired city was unfulfilled
COLUMN —Olds, not Kamloops, became Canada’s first gigabit town after big carriers refused to expand services. We could have had it before the Alberta town. Taking matters [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU — Rare Earth
COLUMN — We are not alone. To believe contrary seems unscientific and unenlightened. Ever since Copernicus plucked our Earth from the centre of the universe and placed it [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU — Legalize all drugs
COLUMN — Don’t use drugs. If these two statements seem contradictory, it’s understandable. Legalization is approval. And since drug abuse is a problem, why approve drug [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU — Reviewing the quagmire in Iraq
COLUMN — It’s time for the tredecennial review of the quagmire in Iraq. In my 2002 column, I cautioned: “If Iraq were completely destroyed, it will break in three: a [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU — Cultural genocide in Canada
COLUMN — At first I found the accusation that Canada committed genocide to be incredulous. I don’t recall Canadians marching into villages and hacking people to death [Continue]
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