There’s no taboo to social lying
The first thing to remember in this day of mass media saturation is that there…
On the run from tsunamis, missiles … and false alarms
This week’s efficient Pacific coast tsunami warning may have reinforced trust in emergency notification systems…
Too much taxation attacks the foundation of our economy
By Jason Clemens and Niels Veldhuis The Fraser Institute Most tax and policy debates boil…
Mob rule: the Internet at its most thoughtless and hurtful
In the social media era – in our mad rush to judgment – people get…
Tim Hortons: the killing another of Canadian icon
Destroying Canadian business icons seems to be a trend. In 2017, it was Sears. While…
Hijab hoax story could have unfortunate long-term consequences
There have been stories of adults and children lying to the public about everything from…
Locking down your precious data
We keep our computers on lockdown, encrypt our data and secure them from prying eyes…
Ripples from ’60s Indigenous children Scoop continue
The Alberta government is working with the ’60s Scoop Indigenous Society of Alberta to hold…
Lessons from a contemplative life
I turned 67 today. It's kind of an odd birthday. You’re not yet 70 and…
You are what you focus on
We had a fabulous dinner party last weekend where lively conversations and interesting perceptions were…