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02Nov2021

A Cabinet of Activists

How many of you remember the Summer Jobs program fiasco of 2018? That is when the federal government took an existing program and added an ideological test to the grant money that was being handed out.
  • November 02, 2021
  • Peter Vogel
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26Oct2021

The Carrot and the Stick of COVID Compliance

Efforts to motivate people can almost always be seen in terms of reward or punishment. People want to do something because they expect to receive a benefit or because—if they don’t do it—something bad will happen to them.
  • October 26, 2021
  • Rod Taylor
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12Oct2021

A Matter of Life and Death: Your Vote Really Matters!

On October 1, 2021, the Delta Hospice Society conducted an online SGM (Special General Meeting) with an electronic vote to determine whether the Society could hold its AGM (Annual General Meeting) virtually or if it would have to hold an in-person meeting in Delta . . .
  • October 12, 2021
  • Rod Taylor
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05Oct2021

The Maturing of Canuckistan

On the surface, Canadians look free to live life to its fullest. We’ve just come through an election where Canadians got to choose who would lead our country and stipulate that this leader would need at least one cooperating party to lead.
  • October 05, 2021
  • Gunn
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28Sep2021

What Just Happened?

On September 20, 2021, millions of Canadians went to the polls to express an opinion about the type of government they want. At least that is what was supposed to happen.
  • September 28, 2021
  • Rod Taylor
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21Sep2021

Healthcare “Heroes” or Robots?

How would you feel if, after you responded to the call from your nation to go above and beyond your normal responsibilities at work, you faced losing your job because you had a conscientious objection to something being demanded of you by both your nation and your boss?
  • September 21, 2021
  • Peter Vogel
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14Sep2021

The Pro-Moral Voter’s Quandary

Elections should be a happy time for Canadians: voting is a treasured privilege, for which many of our fellow-Canadians risked their lives, or shed their blood.
  • September 14, 2021
  • Ron Gray
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07Sep2021

A Bigger Blue Tent. No Tent Pegs.

Conservative Party leaders and operatives have long talked about their Big Blue Tent. That’s the concept of making the Conservative Party platform so appealing to the average Canadian that they would want to join . . .
  • September 07, 2021
  • Rod Taylor
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31Aug2021

Three Questions to Ponder Before Going to the Polls

In the middle of an unnecessary and exasperating election, the unfortunate voter is likely to be driven to near-distraction by the welter of issues—and non-issues—debated among the leaders of the big, money-driven political parties.
  • August 31, 2021
  • Ron Gray
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24Aug2021

Unholy Alliances

There is a huge difference between allies and friends. “A friend loveth at all times,” but an ally may only stand with you as long as it is in his best interests to do so.
  • August 24, 2021
  • Rod Taylor
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17Aug2021

Buckle Up for an Election, Folks!

While Canadians take what time they can to refresh themselves over the summer from a gruelling eighteen months of social and economic disruption . . .
  • August 17, 2021
  • Gunn
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