It’s Worse Than We Imagine.
The Canadian west is struggling with a record-setting heatwave. It’s beset by drought. The vast pine forests have been turned into resinous timber in recent years by pine beetle infestations,…
The Canadian west is struggling with a record-setting heatwave. It’s beset by drought. The vast pine forests have been turned into resinous timber in recent years by pine beetle infestations,…
I have been suffering computer grief for some days now. So I’m hurrying now to deal with the crisis that our commercial news media have less interest in. This is…
Ignoring climate change in the short term has benefits both to individuals and to organizations. Individuals do not have to make changes in the cars they drive, the products they…
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(Excellent talk on philosophy, metaphysics and human happiness is linked below.) When we let go of attachment, aversion and ego, our energy naturally rises, increases and expands, and our happiness,…
The United States is woefully unprepared for runaway wildfires driven by climate change. Sound familiar? At least, under Joe Biden, they’re racing to catch up. “We’re burning up, we’re choking…
Like many blogs, mine is largely informed by the thoughts of others. To be sure, I try to make it my practice to shape and filter things through my own…
This excellent Facebook post is well worth a read. Originally published on Facebook by Jessica O’Neill As a Canadian and a historian, I’m going to explain some of the key…
One thing that distinguishes Canada from so many other countries is our natural bounty. We have a lot of natural resources, renewable and non-renewable. Most of our achievements that we…
Happy Canada Day!!! On this, the day we celebrate our nation’s birthday, we have much to be proud of, things to regret, and the knowledge that our once staid homeland…
Edward Snowden writes that conspiracy theories are so widespread because sometimes the truth is just too much to bear. He says that conspiracy theories often mask conspiracy practices that are…
If it wasn’t clear why we should not be celebrating Canada Day this year, by now it should be. Three days after the discovery of 215 skeletons of children were…
This Canada Day is like no other I can remember. The graves of all those children — recently and soon to be discovered — make this a somber day. There…
751 lights. Another discovery made yesterday at St Eugene’s in Lower Kootenay. I’m sorry.
There have been a number of important developments in the Ontario electricity sector since my last update when I summarized my arguments in front of the Ontario Legislature against the…
In celebrating Canada today, the message is that we need to try harder. No country is perfect. We have made some false steps in the past. We will do better…
Sunday, a national record for the hottest-ever place in Canada. Monday another record, again the hottest place in Canada. Tuesday – three days, three records set for the hottest-ever place…
ST. ALBERT, ALBERTA – It’s Canada Day. The pickup trucks with their maple leaf flags may or may not be screeching around Edmonton’s Whyte Avenue tonight, laying rubber in celebration…
Upper Fraser in Flood The record heat that struck much of British Columbia turns out to have a one-two punch. The heat that buckled roads and sidewalks and sent seniors…
Reflection, remembrance and mourning are important. So too is restitution. And the best way to do that, is to respect indigenous rights, including land rights. Returning significant portions of land…