Flying Beavers and Other Technological Advancements
Air drop beavers to repopulate a species? OK, said the late 1940s. We’ll need something better than flying beavers to survive climate change, says Bill Gates (who was once a…
Air drop beavers to repopulate a species? OK, said the late 1940s. We’ll need something better than flying beavers to survive climate change, says Bill Gates (who was once a…
Article written by OpenMedia volunteer Rozali Telbis. Huge thanks for all her help provided with our community survey! It’s that time of year again: we are pleased to announce the…
Add your poems to the comments. .@SamaraCDA Dear PM @JustinTrudeau, I'm hoping you will know What to do now, After taking a bow, With your majority overthrow. #cdnpoli — Saskboy K. (@saskboy) October 20, 2015…
Add your poems to the comments. .@SamaraCDA Dear PM @JustinTrudeau, I'm hoping you will know What to do now, After taking a bow, With your majority overthrow. #cdnpoli — Saskboy K. (@saskboy) October 20, 2015…
Photo from Public Domain In conceding defeat Monday, Stephen Harper boasted that he had left his Conservative party in good shape. “When the next time comes, this party will offer…
Photo by United Steelworkers For the New Democrats, Monday’s election was devastating. The party went from the 103 seats it had won in 2011 to 44. It share of the…
Photo by Schnits With the 42nd federal election in the books here in Canada, now the clock starts ticking down the 42 days until the Paris climate talks begin. The…
Proof: Here. Here. And that’s just today, folks. Totally, totally awesome. Kicks ass. Happy voter, here.
Photo by Justin Ling Holy smokes. Polls are in and Canadians across the country are expressing surprise at the strong win for the federal Liberal party. While there’s much ink…
When it comes to Canadian electoral politics, this autumn was about as intense and intriguing as it gets. Being the political wonk that I am, I was very grateful that…
Michael Harris at iPolitics reminds us of why Harper really lost: Harper’s downfall, and that of the party he built, had nothing to do with Harper Derangement Syndrome. Nor was…
Photo from Public Domain Who would have thought? Britain, of all places – that island so often lamented to be devoid of revolutionary history and thought, the land of Fabianism…
Paul Krugman has looked at Monday’s federal election, and he likes what he sees. …when it comes to economic policy …Canada has surprisingly often been the place where the future…
One thing we learned from the latest CRTC report is that Canadians are spending more on telecom services each year. Article by Monika Warzecha and Jonathon Rivait for the National…
Despite the secrecy, we know from leaked documents that the TPP would expand the power of conglomerates, would fine people for their everyday Internet use, could terminate people’s Internet access,…
Boy oh boy, what a decade! Amiright? I mean, think about it: back in 2006 when the Conservatives under Stephen Harper hit the political stage with a minority government the…
How Trudeau’s cabinet deals with Bell’s appeal will prove to be a “litmus test” for the new government’s attitudes toward telecom companies. Article by Peter Nowak for Alphabeatic The smoke…
David Frum has an interesting take on our neo-Trudeau Liberalism and it’s immensely comforting that he so dislikes what he sees. From The Atlantic: Trudeau bears the most famous name…
Well, that was a long fucking blip into right wing conservative knuckle dragging mouth breathing bible thumping asshattery. With the FULL support of the traditional media and corporate Canada. Let…
Jesus Christ on a crutch! The guy hasn’t even been sworn into office and yet The Guardian’s Canada correspondent, Martin Lukacs, is already declaring Trudeau’s progressive credentials “a ruse.” The…