Schemes to export Canada’s water to the world are uneconomic and unnecessary.
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Where the driverless car takes us
The vehicular nirvana of the driverless car is making its debut as a niche product, and it will long stay that way.
Scientists are often bought
Governments pay scientists to produce results that suit their public policy agendas; corporations must then commission defensive studies.
Why Ottawa should boost the TFSA contributions for parents by another $5,000
TFSAs for Children would change the current perception of children as luxuries that can only be afforded in small numbers.
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Everyone’s a millionaire in Joe Oliver’s revolution
An individual who is able to take full advantage of TFSAs may have his first million by age 54. First in a series by Lawrence Solomon for the National Post.
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Here’s a retirement plan — don’t
Those who retired at 55 were 89% likelier to die within 10 years of retirement than those who retired at 65.
Junk Science 2015: Public health’s scary century
Public health advocates have transformed society in their zeal to promote the greater good. Continue reading Junk Science 2015: Public health’s scary century
Free the pharmaceutical market
Rolling back the government advantages given vaccines would level the R&D playing field and help end the drought in pharmaceutical breakthroughs.
Don’t rush to hand out the Ebola vaccine
Mistakes in novel areas of science inevitably happen, and especially in highly politicized periods where public panic can run high and governments are under the gun.
Crippling medical research
The medical-industrial-governmental complex spends more and more but has less and less to show for it.