The political and media myth that the single tax was not progressive is nonsense.
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The third sort of tyrant is the most destructive and spills the most blood. This model is the millenarian, those with ambition to effect the wholesale transformation of society.
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To conflate the existence of freedom with abuses committed in its sphere is akin to blaming a mugging in Central Park on the park itself.
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On debt, spending and taxation, Ontario has come to resemble Quebec a lot more in recent years.
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Neither the University of Alberta nor the Alberta Teachers Association are champions of free inquiry or controversy.
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Three reasons why statue attacks are often wrong-headed.
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Climate-related deaths are down 95%.
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The notion that even the hard sciences are a result of culture and somehow based in some supremacist ideology, and not nature, is an increasingly common, if bizarre, assertion.
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An Alberta government financial stake in Kinder Morgan will not change anti-energy dynamics. Instead, a serious escalation in this dispute is necessary.
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The Euro-area average for household electricity prices per kilowatt hour in the first half of 2017 was about 31 to 33 Canadian cents.
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To grasp agony and wring out meaning is not a trite exercise. Peterson draws on Dostoevsky, Freud, the Talmud, the New Testament and Taoism as well as patients and students
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As a boy, I was mesmerized by Edna’s stories, especially if they involved snakes. Apparently, one slithery creature swallowed the favourite compound dog.
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Economic and social conservatives have crucified Democratic presidents for far less than what Donald Trump has done. A little more consistency would be helpful.
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Despite my own dislike for weed, the Ontario government's approach to cannabis, as with wine, beer and spirits, is firmly stuck in the 1920s.
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The underrepresented aren’t heard, until they vote with a bang
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The premier can continue to offer up anti-reality claims about the 1990s.It won't make them accurate.
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The B.C. NDP government's new tax will compound the ill effects of rent controls on supply
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B.C. may soon have a chance to profit off the world's growing natural-gas market instead of missing out again.
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Choices in life are rarely a series of binary either-or options. Only fanatics think otherwise.
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Political blind spots are inevitable when you have warm thoughts for oppressors
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