2018 illuminated with a few choice words
— by Bruce Mason — It can be difficult keeping up with the pace at which humans are altering Earth’s life-sustaining systems and bringing on … Read more
Month: December 2018
BC’s LNG industry – flogging a dead horse
— by Eoin Finn — In British Columbia, LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) is an industry on life support. The problem: the public is paying for … Read more
Light up your life!
How LED light therapy helped my sister — by Fairlyn Kamer — My first encounter with LED Light Therapy was via my younger sister, Sarah. … Read more
Climatology as eschatology
— by Geoff Olson — Eschatology | eskəˈtäləjē | noun: the part of theology concerned with death, judgment, and the final destiny of the … Read more
Climate, hypocrisy and the citizen
— by Bob Hackett — Anyone who’s criticized Big Oil’s political power or advocated for a low-carbon economy has probably heard a familiar rhetorical chestnut: … Read more
The Big Stall – How big oil and think tanks have blocked climate action in Canada
— by Donald Gutstein — Just weeks after Justin Trudeau won the October 2015 federal election, John Manley, head of the Canadian Council of Chief … Read more
Dave Harris, one man band
MUSIC RISING by Bruce Mason 40+ years of busking The rich musical life and legacy of Dave Harris is much greater than the sum of … Read more
Destructive human behaviour at root of orca plight
SCIENCE MATTERS by David Suzuki News about orca mother Tahlequah carrying her dead newborn for 17 days through the Salish Sea this summer was heartbreaking, … Read more
Copyright Act to be reviewed
INDEPENDENT MEDIA by Marianela Ramos Capelo Gray areas include tattoo designs and “orphaned works” When you think about it, intellectual property is quite a strange … Read more
StarWise – December 2018 / January 2019
STARWISE by Mac McLaughlin Should we dare to take a look through the keyhole, and see what is really there? Oh yea, the stars are … Read more