Bitumen: the dangerous give-away
– by Steve Bramwell – Big Oil’s mantra that “we have to get our oil to market” is untrue. The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers … Read more
Month: November 2019
Government interference in proposed Roberts Bank Container Terminal 2
Ethics Commissioner should investigate environmental assessment interference in Fraser Estuary project The Boundary Bay Conservation Committee (BBCC) has sent a letter to the Canadian Ethics … Read more
Better health safety guidelines imperative before exposing public to 5G
– by Frank Clegg and Margaret Friesen – Health Canada’s track record is poor with respect to timely responses to many agents that have proven … Read more
5G mobile telephony: a primer
– by Carl Katz – 5G mobile telephony is without a doubt the most hyped mobile phone technology since its inception in the 1980s. As … Read more
Let’s all be less stupid. OK?
– by Bruce Mason – If anyone survives the current human-caused mass extinction – the sixth since the dawn of time – they’ll look back … Read more
It’s your funeral
Thomas P. J. Crean certainly has an end-of-life story to tell. In November 2019, he published It’s Your Funeral: How Grieving Families Are Being Exploited, … Read more
Captive-bred wildlife still need natural habitat
SCIENCE MATTERS by David Suzuki British Columbia is spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on a captive breeding program to protect spotted owls. With an … Read more
Never stop learning
UNIVERSE WITHIN by Gwen Randall-Young One of the secrets of life is to keep our intellectual curiosity acute. – William Lyon Phelps Learning has expanded. … Read more
Plant-based diets can reverse chronic disease
NUTRISPEAK by Vesanto Melina with Agathe Mathieu People burdened with a chronic illness may think their condition will be a lifelong companion. Yet science is … Read more