Let people regulate themselves
INDEPENDENT MEDIA by Steve Anderson In early February, OpenMedia.ca received word the CRTC was planning a set of invitation-only meetings on March 23 and 24 … Read more
Month: July 2011
Fibre for good gut health
NUTRISPEAK by Vesanto Melina To keep your intestine healthy and to avoid bowel cancer, the World Cancer Research Fund (WCRF) and the American Institute for … Read more
Feed the soil, feed your soul
ON THE GARDEN PATH by Carolyn Herriot All animals get their food from plants, either directly or indirectly and all plants get their food from … Read more
What, me worry?
UNIVERSE WITHIN by Gwen Randall-Young Worry is a complete cycle of inefficient thought revolving about a pivot of fear. ~Author Unknown Are you a worrier? Most … Read more
Planet Hollywood review
FILMS WORTH WATCHING by Robert Alstead Earth and its inhabitants are in trouble. Oceans are acidifying and sea levels rising at the fastest rate in … Read more
Small farms – smart energy
SCIENCE MATTERS by David Suzuki with contributions from Ian Hanington We often assume the only way to feed the world’s rapidly growing human population is … Read more
HEALTHBITES
Cosmetics manufacturers: lack of information on “parfum” stinks A report released by the David Suzuki Foundation found the majority of companies selling cosmetics … Read more
“Big O” hits the mark
I read your “Big O” article in the recent issue of Common Ground [Drug Bust by Alan Cassels, June 2011] and in this case, I agree … Read more
Rioters yearn for “clear and deep purpose”?
The riots in downtown Vancouver on June 15, 2011 reveal how many people are still without a strong sense of meaningful purpose in their … Read more
Vancouver riots can teach us about compassion
In the days following the June 15th Vancouver riot, I feel I have been witnessing a second riot. A verbal and written riot against … Read more