Alberta’s independent schools experiencing remarkable growth
But face barriers to meeting parent preferences because of over-regulation
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My career advice to the graduating class of 2023
Focus on what you are good at while embracing lifelong learning
Bill C-11 raises concerns over online freedom
Bill C-11 expands CRTC’s control over the internet, igniting fears free speech will be curtailed
The inventive mind of John Maynard Keynes
The rise, fall, and resurgence of his economic theory
Understanding, and being understood, key to respectful dialogue
Being understanding, being understood and being respectful of others essential in problem-solving
Do Japanese Beetles taste yucky?
Why else does hardly anything seem to want to eat them
Perseverance rover is seeking answers to the mysteries of Mars
The Perseverance rover can gather only 30 samples for future return to Earth
Transitory madness as Woke goes for broke
Like many new religions, Wokeism is characterized by intolerance
Westminster Abbey has been hosting coronations since 1066
The religious ceremony is a relic from a distant time, when the monarch was truly regarded as God’s anointed
Manitoba’s teacher misconduct bill step in right direction
Bill 35 is not anti-teacher legislation. It is about keeping students safe from predatory teachers
Collaboration key to building better quantum networks
Expertise from across Canada exploring how quantum computers send information over long distances
So much information; so little knowledge
An egalitarian trend in the media is to add the perspectives of ordinary people who don’t actually have perspectives
The Japanese Beatle is attractive, but can be annoying
First reported in the United States in 1916, the Japanese Beetle can now be found across North America
