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What the End of Academic Research Might Look Like
I’ve already written about parallel crises in Canadian higher education funding, anti-male discrimination, and even relevance. But there may be a much…
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Why Canadians Still Can’t Hire Robotaxis
The current generation of autonomous vehicles may not be perfect, but they’re already a lot safer than human drivers.
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Canada’s Housing Policy: Lots of Funding, Not So Much Housing
Housing prices in Canada’s larger cities have dropped over the past 12 months, which has certainly helped ease the affordability crisis.
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Canada’s Unserious Foreign Policy
It’s been one year since Canada recognized the State of Palestine. Last week, in coordination with the UK and France, Canada announced what they…
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How Foreign Government Funding Impacts Canadian Universities
The real story here is that there’s no data.
Sep 9
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Some Stuff Still Works
I once read about a fellow who said he wasn’t interested in seeing how shiny and powerful a new car looked in the dealer’s showroom.
Sep 6
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Living With Media Bias
Sometimes there’s no easy way past a problem.
Sep 2
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Canada's Citizen Civil Service: the True Cost of Regulatory Compliance
I’ve already written about the internal costs regulatory compliance efforts impose on government operations.
Aug 30
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