A Government Eating Its Young
The following is a piece I penned for the Huffington Post, laying out the sad story of how one government …
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The Long Road Home
Of all our numerous undertakings, our work in Sudan over the last 15 years has stretched us the most. Something …
We Are What We Affect
For anyone inclined to participate in citizen engagement it is essential to understand not only why it is important but …
Some Reflections on Citizen Engagement
Last evening I was part of a panel that included journalist and filmmaker Phil McLeod, former civic politician Gina Barber, …
The Call is Ours
Democracy isn’t always a clear winner. Traditionally its method of reaching decisions by voting has created the general impression that …
Haughty and Hungry
There was a time, not all that many years ago when Canada was a deeply respected world player, that the …
Generations
“I’m so in love with my little kids. They’ve redefined my life and reminded me of the importance of family.” …
Boomer Redux
In 1998, there were 3.7 million seniors in Canada; by 2031 there will be 9.7 million. That should tell us …
Mistaking Truth For Disenchantment
Unlike other countries, including Canada, President Obama has been searching for ways to empower those under 35 years of age. …
The Unlit Torch
Thanks to economic shifts in priorities by advanced government and international financial institutions the future doesn’t even look as bright …
