It's all about religion — even though it's not really about religion
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This week, we celebrate the birthday and contributions of Charles Darwin.
READOn a 10-point scale, Canadians rate their general satisfaction with life at 7.8.
READThe United Nation’s Food and Agricultural Organization recently estimated the extra people can be fed, at least until we hit nine billion.
READIt's just one day of fairytales and dreams come true
READOrdering a coffee and being offered a latte doesn’t exactly do much to inspire confidence about my level of coherent thought.
READCrucial programs are denied funding while government shreds $780,000 worth of partisan pamphlets.
READEvery once in a while, we like to bring you up to date on what is happening in the world of mental health and mental illness.
READSeveral things are popping around in my brain, none ready to materialize as 600 words. So, without further ado:
READDo Conservative MPs feel their taxpayer-enriched pension plans are fair?
READShort of a rapid unite-the-right movement, British Columbia voters can expect to be referring to “Premier” Adrian Dix in about 16 months.
READMany of us who count this family as friends marvelled at the total determination Ron displayed in the past few years.
READPublic-information meetings on city budgets are usually about as popular as offers for free root canals — and about as well attended.
READDeliberately scuttling introduction of classes that would generate marks for students is simply wrong
READThere are two subjects that inevitable come up during a discussion between Canadians — and both concern ice.
READThe somewhat Orwellian title of the new bureaucracy is more than a little worrying.
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