A while back (on the old dose), I wrote some climate change posts, that attracted the attention of a couple of commenters, who I suspected…
aging idealist. ai and education, open web, open publishing.
A while back (on the old dose), I wrote some climate change posts, that attracted the attention of a couple of commenters, who I suspected…
I’ve been thinking lately about evolution and politics. All this comes out of a revelation I had in the early days of LibriVox, that as…
I was at the Montreal web entreprenneurs breakfast, and was talking with Robin, Alex Eberts, Sylvain, and a couple of others about language, the web,…
Michael Geist has a nice long bit on Canada’s take on Net Neutraity, and here he summarizes the Conservative position: We think blocking or prioritizing…
from patrick, chalk one up for the good guys. UPDATE: says mayor tremblay on the radio this morning: “I have learned that the opinion of…
Net Neutrality: A Public Discussion on the Future of the Internet in Canada Date and Location: Tues, February 6, 2007 , 7 pm Admission: Free…
We seem to have reached a tipping point in public and policy opinion on climate change, which is something of a relief, but also very…
So it’s registered and up and running: http://visiblepolitics.org/ VisiblePolitics is a project to create a complete listing of Canadian federal politicians, parties and ridings, with…
According to a recent Globe & Mail poll, suddenly, strangely, climate change has become the most important issue for the majority of Canadians (climate change…
Splitting my previous climate post into 3 (since it was 3 separate ideas): Interesting shift in the Globe and Mail this weekend. Rex Murphy is…