“DailyGood is a volunteer-run initiative that delivers “good news” to 245,044 subscribers.” Easy to sign up for their news feed; easy to unsubscribe. When overloaded I unsubscribe for a spell. I was grabbed by today’s . . . Wendell Berry on Caretaking “In 2018, Helena Norberg-Hodge sat down with Wendell Berry for a far-reaching discussion. […]
The author of “Fixing Cabinet Government. . .” is “an internationally recognized expert on public engagement and Open Government.” His remedy: “Canadians need a progressive model of cabinet government”. His prescription will leave us well short of fixing our problems with governance. Progress will be made if the causes of the dysfunction are addressed, […]
The proposed Site C Dam, southwest of Fort St. John on the Peace River in northwest B.C. Government of B.C. Back in the day, as school kids, we studied propaganda as the hateful tool of bad governments. We are today immersed in it. Venezuela is a tragic example: a blatantly staged coup to gain access […]
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CN Radio: Australian Ambassador Tony Kevin’s Plan to Free Julian Assange Consortium News Tony Kevin, a former Australian ambassador, defends Julian Assange & WikiLeaks & reveals a plan to get him safely from Ecuador’s London embassy back to Australia. He is interviewed by CN Editor Joe Lauria for Unity4J.
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Return to INDEX Wikipedia has a map of BC, with the Regional District boundaries: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_regional_districts_of_British_Columbia Union of B.C. Municipalities Member List: Head office location (from Wikipedia) Alberni-Clayoquot Port Alberni 2. Bulkley-Nechako Burns Lake 3. Capital Victoria 4. Cariboo Williams Lake 5. Central Coast Bella Coola 6. Central Kootenay Nelson 7. Central Okanagan Kelowna 8. […]
The rise of plastics recycling plants may stunt demand for oil Reaction against the environmentally damaging effect of plastic packaging is fuelling the development of plants in Europe and elsewhere that can recycle it as liquid feedstock or fuel in a trend that is likely to reduce refineries’ demand for oil. Many say the chemicals […]
Ref: Book “The Haida Gwaii Lesson; A Strategic Playbook for Indigenous Sovereignty”, by Mark Dowie, 2017. Pages 110-116 are specifically related to the court case, Haida Nation v. British Columbia. The book itself is an eye-opener for Canadians. When time permits, I’ll try to post more about the book. In the meantime, here’s an introduction […]