Andrew Coyne chooses Proportional Representation
— by Andrew Coyne — Raised in Winnipeg, Mr. Coyne is a graduate of the University of Toronto and the London School of Economics. He … Read more
Month: November 2018
The recriminalization of cannabis
— by Michael Bryant — Cannabis crime will go up, not down, now that cannabis has been “legalized” by the Trudeau government. Because the law … Read more
Politics – if it’s broke, fix it
— by Bruce Mason — Staying informed about our political life has always induced headaches, varying in severity. These days, the frequency of temple-thumping migraines … Read more
Let peace be their memorial
A tribute to all the civilian victims of war — by Jim Edmondson — I clearly recall the conversation I had with my Mom and … Read more
Steven Halpern – balancing, healing music for optimal well-being
— by Steven Halpern — I first came to Vancouver in November 1976 to be part of the first international gathering of spiritual leaders and … Read more
Brands ‘R Us
— by Geoff Olson — Performing in the early nineties, the comic Bill Hicks offered some dubious advice to members of his audience. “By the … Read more
High rollers jump on pot bandwagon
— by Bruce Mason — Former Canadian PM Brian Mulroney (pictured with Trudeau, above) jumped into legalized (sort-of) recreational weed with both Gucci loafers. He … Read more
Video: Why voting in British Columbia needs reform
Dayla Hart and David Gagnon recently put together this 2-minute stop motion LEGO® animation pointing out the fundamental flaw of First-Past-The-Post, and promoting Urban-Rural Proportional … Read more
Change as a catalyst
UNIVERSE WITHIN by Gwen Randall-Young Growth is painful. Change is painful. But nothing is as painful as staying stuck where you do not belong. – … Read more
Coconut oil – a high-fibre whole food
NUTRISPEAK by Vesanto Melina and Brenda Davis Few foods are at once maligned and acclaimed as much as coconut oil. Some see it as a … Read more