Ronny Cameron and Richard Spencer: The Thrill Is Gone
ARC hasn’t published much about Ronny Cameron in some time, mainly because there hasn’t been much to write about. Oh, he’s still the same jackass he’s always been, but he…
ARC hasn’t published much about Ronny Cameron in some time, mainly because there hasn’t been much to write about. Oh, he’s still the same jackass he’s always been, but he…
In recent years, British Columbia has been averaging somewhere close to 10 fatalities a year from avalanches. Many of the victims, it seems, are Albertans. The latest to die are…
Yeah, I know: we’re ALL going to die sooner or later. No one gets out of here alive. But that doesn’t stop people from saying the end is nearer than…
An excerpt from my forthcoming book, Buying In to Doing Good: Documentary Politics and Curatorial Ethics at the Hot Docs Film Festival (tentative title), to be published by McGill-Queen’s University…
In my last post I looked at the way Canada's yellow vest movement has been taken over by alt-right extremists, and how many of them are calling Justin Trudeau a…
Humpty Trumpty … America has failed the world.
Fighting for Space: How a Group of Drug Users Transformed One City’s Struggle with Addiction Travis Lupick Arsenal Pulp Press, 2017 Every night that Overdose Prevention Ottawa ran its illegal…
Capitalism: A Crime Story Harry Glasbeek Between The Lines, 2018 Harry Glasbeek is a real oddity — a lawyer and professor of corporate law who specializes in exposing the way…
We Can Do Better: Ideas for Changing Society David Camfield Fernwood, 2017 Around the world, people are increasingly looking beyond mainstream politics to combat right-wing populism, growing wealth inequality, and…
Acknowledging that the globalization associated with the neoliberal era led to enormous damage to the masses, the World Economic Forum will be launching the cure in Davos, Switzerland this month…
Below is an excerpt from my manuscript Buying In to Doing Good: Documentary Politics and Curatorial Ethics at the Hot Docs Film Festival , to be published by McGill-Queen’s University…
One of the things I have always used this blog for is to bring to readers’ notice things they might be unaware of. For example, although most of us know…
Miscellaneous material to start your week. – Erlend Sandoy and Saskia Kerkvliet offer a graphic explainer of the causes and costs of high-end tax avoidance. And Eric Rankin reports on…
So: A Liberal leader who demotes/disrespects competent, respected women who are indigenous or handled important indigenous files, likely because they threaten his celebrity. A Conservative leader who has a taxpayer-subsidized…
He's a con artist. He's got a book, he's got a speaking tour, and when's he's not flogging the book he's flogging his daughter's all meat diet to get his…
Here are our leading legal headlines for the week of January 14, 2019 from Wise Law on Twitter: Unfair stereotypes of domestic assault victims led to conviction for B.C. woman,…
A Canadian being sentenced to death by China is more important. But this is astonishing. Demoting the most competent indigenous cabinet minister in Canadian history: that’s the legacy of this…
He’s a con artist. He’s got a book, he’s got a speaking tour, and when’s he’s not flogging the book he’s flogging his daughter’s all meat diet to get his…
Depending on your worldview Intellectual Property (IP) is either necessary or holds us back in terms of cultural (and economic ) development. IP applies to more than what you may…
The other day, reading something from a forgettable writer, I started out laughing at the presentation of U.S. president Donald Trump as a savant. Please understand that a savant is…