Tag: Columnists
Dyer: Netanyahu and Biden; decisions, decisions
Iran’s missile barrage against Israel weeks ago has so far led to no big counterattack, for which Gwynne Dyer argues there are good reasons.
Baranyai: Quebec proposal takes health care rationing to new level
If trying to lure doctors to a community smells desperate, reassigning them has the stench of battlefield medicine, Robin Baranyai argues.
Cornies: How do public-sector executives lose touch with their true purpose?
It’s one of the toughest tricks to master for leaders and boards in the charitable or public-service sectors.
Dyer: Authoritarian regime in China clamping down, but for how long?
We can’t really estimate the likely longevity of the kind of high-tech total surveillance state Xi Jinping is building in China
Tallman: Fundamentalists need broader interpretation of God, scripture
Fundamentalism can be a dangerous force in our world, denying science, evolution, vaccines, and climate change.
Pearce: Going off the grid a growing option – and growing threat
Advances have made it possible for more people to go off the power grid, but it would be better if they stayed on it, a researcher says
Pearson: Canadians undivided on thankfulness for our country
We’ve been observing Thanksgiving for 145 years as a country.
Shepard: Fostering entrepreneurship makes students more resilient
It’s about cultivating a mindset to navigate uncertainty, solve complex problems, and create value
Dyer: An Israeli victory will be short-lived
This futile, bloody nonsense will only end when Israelis and Palestinians both accept the borders defined by the end of the 1948 war