Charbonneau — Cultivate the thinner inner-you
COLUMN — Research indicates that you can lose weight by cultivating greater diversity of bacteria in your gut, says Claudia Wells in Scientific American. “New evidence [Continue]
David Charbonneau
Charbonneau — Cultural literacy implodes as information explodes
COLUMN — Long, long ago before the internet, the only thing that Kamloopsians needed to be informed was a couple of TV and radio stations and a daily newspaper. Those few [Continue]
Charbonneau — B.C.’s carbon tax is a work in progress
COLUMN — B.C.’s carbon tax is a good start; admired internationally and a model for others. Since January, France and Mexico have implemented similar carbon taxes. North [Continue]
Charbonneau — The boring truth of studies seldom makes news
COLUMN — “Saturated fat alone doesn’t predict heart disease risk,” reported the CBC in March. If only it were true, we could chomp down on burgers and pizza with [Continue]
Charbonneau — a parliamentary primer for the prime minister
COLUMN — I notice that you keep butting heads with the Supreme Court, Prime Minister, so I’ve prepared this little guide on the role of the court in government. [Continue]
Charbonneau — Who among us has the right to be forgotten?
COLUMN — Some struggle to be remembered. For others who wish to be forgotten, there is hope. Before the Internet, people lamented that they were faceless numbers. Now, with [Continue]
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