J.
J. McCullough wrote a fierce criticism of Canadian democracy, comparing it to
the authoritarian reforms approved of recently in a Turkish referendum.
David
Moscorp offers a forceful rebuttal of McCollough's piece.
News
from the Nerd Economy, Kotaku is reporting that YouTube filters are hitting
Call of Duty streamers and destroying their business model.
Strong
Towns asks who are the invisible bike riders in your community?
Colonization
is alive and well in the realm of indigenous land claims.
Brampton
plans to completely overhaul its downtown.
Perhaps
one of the most interesting questions in the Strong Towns' Strength Test is 'if
there was a revolution in your town, would people know where to go to take part?'
This article examines that idea.
Andrew
Coyne takes aim at the package of parliamentary reforms the Liberals intend to
push through.
London,
Ontario will be replacing first-past-the-post with a ranked ballot for their next election!
From
Maclean's, How the Alt-Right Weaponized Free Speech.
Schools,
school boards and educators have been struggling to deal with a show I have
recommended, 13 Reasons Why. For the record, I think the show should be watched
by a mature audience or with parental discretion and presence. Netflix offered a response to the Peel District School Board's letter warning parents. PS Don't watch the trailer, it hurts the reveals of the show.
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