PHOTOS: A typical daily newspaper press, once a common sight in small cities and larger towns throughout North America. This one was photographed through a window Tuesday in Brigadoon, Alberta,…
Image by odder In the overlapping realms of cultural studies and critical theory, few scholars have made a more significant impact upon contemporary educational theory than Henry Giroux. In 2002,…
African elephants are in trouble. Habitat fragmentation, in part due to urbanization, desertification and climate change, has constricted their range, leaving some isolated elephant groups vulnerable to local extinction events.…
African elephants are in trouble. Habitat fragmentation, in part due to urbanization, desertification and climate change, has constricted their range, leaving some isolated elephant groups vulnerable to local extinction events.…
Chief Electoral Office, Marc Mayrand Chief Electoral Officer Recommends changes contained in MacGregor Bill to limit election length Alistair MacGregor, Member of Parliament for Cowichan-Malahat-Langford, introduced Bill C-279 earlier this…
Apparently provincial finances have joined monthly job reports as areas where if there’s nothing to be spun in the Saskatchewan Party’s favour, Brad Wall is making a concerted effort to…
R. v. Coulter, 2016 ONCA 704: A. THE NEW FRAMEWORK SUMMARIZED Calculate the total delay, which is the period from the charge to the actual or anticipated end of trial…
Alberta Conservative MP Shannon Stubbs, who represents the Lakeland riding, sponsored and presented electronic petition e-216 (Oil and gas exploration) to the House of Commons calling on the Government of…
Over and over and over. It will leave you feeling uncomfortable. It did me. Here.
I coined the term, historians will note, ten minutes into the debate. Scientific proof, below.
When I was a kid, my parents moved around a lot. But despite their best efforts, I always found them. Okay, okay. That’s Rodney Dangerfield’s joke, not mine. And there’s…
What was the most important story for Tuesday in the section that deals with Canada and the whole world? Wow! Be sure to read this lead story in section 2…
Dear Will and Kate, Welcome to beautiful British Columbia! You are getting a pretty epic tour this week — from Victoria and Vancouver to Bella Bella (sorry about the rain)…
The Washington Post endorsed Clinton for president weeks before the first debate. The New York Times took a little longer but came to the same conclusion. Okay, it is Donald…
This is the woman, by the way, who Donald Trump called a “pig.” Just in case you’re wondering if he is insane. Which, evidently, you should.
There was a great stir a couple of years back when atmospheric CO2 levels first spiked through the 400 ppm mark, a harbinger for ever more global warming to come.…
For my birthday cake last October, the words on top were “Stop Harper” and we did, or I thought we did. Now, as Prime Minister Trudeau approves permits for the…
It’s the sleaziest, most despicable and effective political weapon to be had. It’s fear or, more specifically, fearmongering. It’s gotten Donald Trump to the point where he’s a serious challenge…
The timing couldn’t have been much creepier. One day after the federal government announced approval of a major LNG “carbon bomb” in British Columbia, experts are gathering at the White…
Photo by Montecruz Foto Media coverage of world affairs mostly focuses on Ottawa/Washington’s perspective. While the dominant media is blatant in its subservience to Canadian/Western power, even independent media is…
