On the sustained use of torture by the United States government
I’m sorry to be blunt with the headline, but facts are facts and, as a quick scan of this morning’s Canadian newspaper front pages...
Paul Wells
"So I guess we could describe that meeting as not having gone particularly well"
A few hardy souls show up on Steve Paikin’s TVO show (click on the "SCIENCE IN PERIL?" tab when the page opens) to talk about...
In which I spring to the Prime Minister’s defence, as if my name were Ari
Why hiring Fleischer and McCurry might be good for Canada
In Ottawa, at the Berlin opera, live
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Outside the box
Who knew the world of theoretical physics could be so exciting?
Everything’s coming up science, or, it’s a Goodyear to talk about policy
Three related things about science policy and its intersection with politics. 1. Richard Gordon, a co-author of the paper I...
Workfare for scientists: cheaper AND more productive!
I’m going to get in trouble for the title on this thing, which is meant to be a bit satirical. A helpful reader sent me a link to...
Sarko has some terrible ideas
Every time he has tried to address a flaw in the French economy he has made it worse
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It’s not true that Michael Fortier spent $140,000 in taxpayer money to renovate an office the size of a bachelor apartment. No, he...