Back to School and Covid
Will Back-to-School COVID Crush Families? BC’s status quo approach is not good enough, says a grassroots organization of doctors and teachers. With new variants of covid hitting hard, we’re all…
Will Back-to-School COVID Crush Families? BC’s status quo approach is not good enough, says a grassroots organization of doctors and teachers. With new variants of covid hitting hard, we’re all…
Ottawa fails to find new buyer for Trans Mountain pipeline by deadline The federal government is set to become the official owner of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion after failing…
Vancouver makes room for more people, charities get political, and more…
Scraps are back after a while, read on
Where we wade into the “new” controversy on genetics and race, and talk about e-cigarettes, food and more
Canadian media is still hung up in the 1980s on Sikhs, is facebook really to blame for polarization, and more!
Convergent evolution, cat mass spectrometers, love jihad and more!
Grizzly overpasses, alt-right scariness and more
This shall become a weekly thing again, I decree it so. Universal Family Care As millennials have kids and Baby Boomers live longer, we need to create a new, integrated,…
In which you get a sneak peak at my numbered rant system
Songbirds and twitter, insects, google and more.
Two weeks worth of scraps, whales, weinstein and more…
All the charismatic mega(and not so mega)fauna news
Google , car accidents, climate change and more
The octopus story, and more…
Spicy food, terrible Indian government decisions and more
Birding, Margaret Atwood, so much to look forward to on Spec-Fi TV, and justice
White Supremacy, the partition, and more
The India-Pakistan partition, evo-psych douchebags and more
Tolkien, Dunkirk, Confederate and more make for a pop-culture heavy scrap pile this week.
Trout, mental health, the role of luck and agency and much more!
Rising from the ashes, a Buffalo suburb ends its dependence on coal First in a series on communities overcoming obstacles to become cleaner and greener. Sixteen months ago, the coal-fired…
Margaret Atwood and Junot Diaz, and a whole bunch of disturbing links :(
What I found interesting last week