Government debt, social progress: working out the balance
Why individual and government debts are different in a very important way
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The phony war on Christmas
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, so when someone says “Happy Holidays,” don’t be a putz.
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Citizenship and aboriginal children
Why forcing medical treatment on aboriginal Canadians isn’t as simple as forcing it on other Canadians, but we should probably do it anyway
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Dollars and Nonsense
Why income splitting is an unjust waste of money
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Why I am not afraid
In the aftermath of last week’s events in Ottawa, fear remains unjustified, whether it’s fear of terrorism or of the politicians who would use fear to their advantage
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What’s really in a name
Why Memorial University got it right when naming its new residence halls
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Why should every vote count?
On Sept. 13, a group of fewer than 700 people chose our premier. Last week, New Brunswickers chose theirs. The difference here is important, and the problems of each vote illustrate the importance of voting to democracy.
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The lessons of failure
What progressives can learn from the Scottish referendum
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Cowardice and political correctness
There’s a disturbing pattern found in some corners of the mainstream media of blaming political correctness for particular social problems
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What’s in a nation? Not much
Why nationalism isn’t a good reason for making serious decisions about important things
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The uses of science
Just because you don’t trust science, doesn’t mean it doesn’t work
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Nalcor’s Hail Mary
Why suing to overturn the Upper Churchill contract was never going to work.
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No place for dogma in our deathbeds
Quebec has decriminalized doctor-assisted suicide. The only thing standing in the way for the rest of Canada are beliefs rooted in religion and superstition, not science and reason.
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