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Columns Got
any change?
Here’s a cliché that needs to be stood on its head: the rate of change is steadily increasing. … Fossil
fuel fallout
Take a drive west along the lakeshore, past the Darlington generating stations, and you can witness the most urgent environmental problem of our age. No, it’s not the nuclear reactor, shrouded in concrete … A
cry in the desert
In early 2004, when torture was front-page news and The Passion of The Christ was doing boffo box office, it seemed an appropriate time to check out a recent documentary … Artificial
intelligence hits the road
On April 1st, a non-partisan coalition announces a major improvement to Canada’s traffic infrastructure…. A
brief history of rush hour
Another technological tall tale. This one is wholly implausible, but factual.… The
butterfly challenge Will computers outstrip human intelligence any time soon? Not a chance, I’d venture to say, because you just can’t reduce everything to numbers.… |
Two- Uranium Files: A very public debate Regarding emissions
Three
little words, which hide a world of truth Decriminalizing
torture Bipartisan
lovefest in Toronto
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Book Reviews F A R N O R T H: The Arctic Grail The Quiet Limit of the World O U R A P P E T I T E S : Much Depends on Dinner Smoking: The Artificial Passion Books Recent
projects include writing all the text for Inuvik
In Pictures, as well as
editing the text of Inuvik: A
History for
author Dick Hill.
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