Socialism at root of the green movement
Recent global developments cast doubt on the motives and methods of the most ardent proponents of global warming…
Battling the myths and stereotypes of psychiatry
Dr. Paul Latimer helps minimize some of the misconceptions about seeking psychiatric help…
Vancouver owner’s horse to run in Preakness
‘Our horse has lots of natural speed so we’re either going to be in front or near the lead,” Peter Redekop says…
Mazda CX-3 is a sport cute built for urban driving
It’s a little twitchy at highway speed but around town it’s nimble, easy to manoeuvre and simple to park…
How to nail the ‘Tell me about yourself’ job interview question
Answer in professional terms primarily; prepare, rehearse and then relax. Just let your personality and qualifications shine through…
Tanking takes the heart out of statistical analysis in sports
Only the purity of competition assures that the resulting data has relevance and application in a sport…
Working in the post-retail era requires a reset
There are still plenty of jobs at the low end of the pay scale. But wouldn't it be a better idea to simply upgrade your skills?…
Federal government challenges the independence of Canadian media
The proposal to give $595 million in federal funding over five years to Canadian media organizations comes with significant strings attached…
Blurring the lines in the protein battle for consumers
With the help of the new food guide, Canadians are looking differently at protein sources. That doesn't mean beef is doomed, but it will have to adapt…
Disruptive platforms create fair market conditions
Peer-to-peer platforms such as Airbnb bring more resources to the market, increasing supply and lowering prices…
Politicians have allowed judges to usurp too much power
Canadians have never been that interested in who sits on our top court. We should be…
Why Western civilization is abandoning progress for populism
The shocking rise of identity politics has shattered social unity, which seems to be unraveling like a cheap carpet. And that led to self-centred white identity…
Reasoned skepticism about climate change is healthy
Let’s not deal with the grim science of cynical political marketing and hyperbole. Instead, we should rigorously adjudicate all belief…
Alberta plays huge role in keeping federal deficit down: report
Even in the depths of recession, the province sent Ottawa $92 billion more than it received between 2014 and 2017: Fraser Institute…
Alberta’s new government should cut energy sector taxes, rules
UCP promised to regain a competitive advantage, making the province attractive again for investors, entrepreneurs and businesses…
