Regulating Facebook et al. would only make things worse.
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The monstrous hybrids that control us
“Monstrous hybrids,” a term coined by Jane Jacobs, predates the Big Tech of today but describes what they have become and what Jacobs saw as ruinous to society.
Britain’s novel approach to coronavirus: Will herd immunity work?
The debate being played out in Britain is unique; virologists in no other country, certainly not Canada, have brought this issue out in the open.
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Amazon is fleecing taxpayers. Strangely, socialists are the ones saving us
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, darling of the left, has done a service to free enterprise.
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How Queen’s Park broke Ontario’s provincial electricity sector
Political meddling has undermined the province’s electricity sector. Continue reading How Queen’s Park broke Ontario’s provincial electricity sector
An infrastructure bank to save Canadians from our worst political instincts
Half a loaf may be better than none, but there is also a full-loaf option for Canadians should Trudeau choose to finish the project his father started.
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Stop the CPP before it kills more Canadians
To retire — or not — is primarily a lifestyle choice, but one that also has implications for health.
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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.
Will Ontario’s Hydro One sale raise your electricity rate?
Ontario’s plan to sell its Hydro One electricity system is to raise money for new infrastructure.
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Coming soon to a subway near you: Part 2
The 20th century has been ruled by the automobile; the future belongs to urban transit. Continue reading Coming soon to a subway near you: Part 2
