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Understanding Québec’s Orange Wave Part Two: Welcome back to Canada?
About the authorSimon Tremblay-Pepin
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The New “Three R’s”
An award-winning college program for Inuit youth shows the benefits of a small learning environment and culturally-relevant curriculum Download 475.11 KB51 pages While not an…
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Our Schools/Our Selves: Summer 2011
The Voice of Nunavut: Learning from the Eastern Arctic’s education challenges More than 10 years after its creation, although it has a government, policies and…
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What the frack is going on in the Peace Region?
In British Columbia’s Peace River region, farming families and First Nations are witnessing an unprecedented rush on water resources, a rush driven by energy corporations…
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Government restores a little of what it took away from social assistance recipients – Acknowledges value of being able to walk
If someone takes something away from you and then a year later gives half of it back, how much credit should they get for it?…
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Darkwoods, the murky world of carbon credits and a “carbon neutral” BC government
It is spun in government press releases as a “first” for any jurisdiction in North America, an achievement that places British Columbia “on the leading…
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Poverty comes with a high price tag
It’s no secret that British Columbia has a problem with poverty. Many of us do our part and contribute to food drives and other worthy…
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Family Values and Budget Cuts
Once again, in the middle of summer, the anti-government government has unleashed more anti-policy policy via a compliant Statistics Canada. Who needs data when you’ve…
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What is a middle class income these days?
Whenever we consider the pros and cons of a new policy, we want to know if it benefits or hurts the poor, the middle class…
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Future government contract costs jump 50% in one year
Although it has received some coverage in the media it is worth noting the eye-popping jump in the cost of long term contracts signed by…
