Opinion

• Vaccinating Children Should Be Encouraged… But Not Compelled. Not Yet.
• Let’s clear up the confusion over talk of a ‘preferred’ vaccine
• COVID-19: Exponential Growth and the Myth of the Balanced Response
• No, you shouldn’t wait for a better vaccine
• The Saturday Debate: Can the Tokyo Olympics still happen this summer?
• Delaying That Second Dose Is Not Evidence-Based Medicine But It Still Makes Sense
• Wearing a face mask is both socially responsible and self-interested
• COVID19 Testing is Our Salvation
• COVID-19 is not a health crisis, it is a health systems crisis
• It’s Time For Scientists to Lead
• Coronavirus shows the urgent need to invest in health infrastructure
• The Lunar Gateway, An A.I. Cold War, and Canada’s Interests
• Closing the Indigenous Education Gap in Canada
• Why Do We Need A Control Group?
• No, Humanity Isn’t Worse Off Because Elon Musk Launched SpaceX
• The World Isn’t Facing An Overpopulation Problem
• Canada’s University Libraries Are In Peril
• Mining the gender gap: how do aboriginal women perceive mining in Canada?
• A Plea For Optimism In The Trump Era
• The Ebola Outbreak Proves the Need for Health Surveillance
• The World Needed the Return of ‘Cosmos’
• The 10/90 Gap Is Holding Rwanda Back
• Is Facebook a Luxury or a Right?
• Should This Combat Sport Be Illegal?
• Does Reproductive Tourism Treat Women Like Cattle?
• Breast Cancer – The Hidden Epidemic
• Kony 2012 campaign makes us feel good — and that’s bad
• The Ethics of Surrogacy
• The Man Who Would Not Eat
• Advantage India
• Man On The Moon
• MY WEEKEND WITH A SMART PHONE – by Andrew Currie
• Warriors and Terrorists
• Size Is Not Destiny, Regionalism Is by Indira Rampersad
• Mass Communication trends, traits and theories by Debanjan Banerjee
• The Politicization of Science
• The False War Between Civilizations
• Opal-Gate
• Champion Of Her Silly Activity
• Overdue for a Pandemic?
• On The Cutting Edge
• Why Not Diarrhea?
• Stingy Tsunami Relief
• Poverty Caused The Tsunami
• Nineteen times out of twenty?
• Persecuting Pornography?
• Science & Science Fiction
• Combatting Child Pornography
• Bigger Than Pasteur
• Which Am I, Truly?
• Chivalry Never Was
• Re-Open Reagan National Airport
• Up To Individuals Not State Censors To Police Internet
• Style Consultants
• Space Tourism
• The Smoking Debate
• The Sanctified Simple-mindedness of American Media
• Science Careers
• The Coming Plagues
• The ‘Swarthy’ Factor
• Rate of Change: Hypertext 101
• Oh My God
• The New Oil
• The New Oil
• Aids In India
• The Tragedy of Naive Canadian Columnists
• Theatre of Learning (Short Version)
• Theatre of Learning (Long Version)
• Line-Ups
• Kashmir, Mon Amour
• Is Western Coverage of Kashmir Racist? (Long Version)
• India Now!
• The Magic of India
• The Other Side Of Health Costs
• Home to Guyana
• Guyana
• Truth In Space History
• E-zines – The Future of Publishing?
• Milestones
• How Real is TV’s ER?
• Medical Courses Online
• Fear in DC
• Trenchcoats
• Biometrics
• The Future of Bioinformatics
• The Toronto Bicycle Wars
• Angela Davis Speaks
• Is SARS a precursor to pandemic?
• The New Oil
• Imperial Iraq
• The Promise of Biotechnology (aka “Frankenfoods”)
• Profile This!
• Review of The Second City: Backstage at the Worlds Greatest Comedy Theater
• Biotechnology Responds to Terrorism
• Technology Convergence
• Internet Surveying
• What Are You Prepared To Do About Terrorism?
• T.R. Rigby – Eminem’s Brilliance
• Kali for Women: Feminist Publishing in India
• Risks of Genetically Modified Foods
• New Administrative Fee is Discriminatory to Immigrants
• When I Met Trudeau
• The Organization of American States
• The USA – A Reluctant Sheriff
• Refusing Bad Blood
• Dont Believe The Hype by Andrew Hui
• A question of voice
• Why Feminism is Evil by Andrew Hui
• The Role of Government
• Women’s Boxing
• Alternative or Complementary Therapies
• Devil’XXX AdvocateXXX
• Restaurant Etiquette – Part II by Kevin Hilditch
• The Role of Government
• Restaurant Etiquette, Part I by Kevin Hilditch
• Complexion Is More Complex
• Remembrances Of Scooby Doos Past