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Why Does Everyone Care So Much about This Huawei Issue?
The Huawei case matters to Canadians I don’t know about “everyone,” but I can tell you why I, as a Canadian, “care so much about the Huawe...

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Money isn't just pixel dust! In an earlier post I described money as “pixel dust.” I was being cute—way too cute! Sometimes an analo...
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Where's the "on" switch? Just when I was feeling so smart because I'd bought myself a new fancy-pants Mac computer, I had ...
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"I might've fallen for that when I was fourteen and a little more green But it's amazing what a couple of years can mean ...
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The "Ball of string" theory I believe in the “ball of string” theory of learning English. Imagine that the English language is ...
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"The smart way to keep people passive and obedient is to strictly limit the spectrum of acceptable opinion, but allow very lively deba...
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Money has gone digital Money has gone digital. Less than 3% of currency these days is in the form of cash (coins or paper bills). I sti...
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Profit versus regulation In Economics for the Common Good , Noble laureate Jean Tirole describes the efficient and effective running of t...
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The Canadian Extradition Act There is no "judicial independence" in Canadian extradition law. Louise Arbour, former UN High ...
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Tense versus aspect Some languages do not have verb tenses. The English language has only one tense: the simple past tense, also known ...
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Pronouns and antecedents When I first heard about "the pronoun wars ," I assumed the debate was about the old problem of the cor...
Agreed!
ReplyDeleteOur federal government has made a huge mistake with this action. But, from the top, as is the case with the Lavalin scandal, will never admit to it.
The big disappointment for me is that the media refuses to take a look at the case.
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