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  • LEAD NEVER FOLLOW – PAVEMENT WARS

    You know, we live in a world where everyone claims to love science—until science asks us to think beyond the headlines. It’s like we’re trapped in a bad infomercial, dazzled by the latest “green” buzzwords or feel-good initiatives that look great in the short term but fall apart when you dig deeper. Take roads, for…

  • Georgetown Mayor and Council

    You know what I love about small-town politics? It’s where ambition goes to die. Take the Mayor of Halton Hills—she’s got her monthly column, and it’s packed with big ideas like… heritage designations. Ooooh. Revolutionary stuff! Because what Halton Hills really needs right now isn’t affordable housing or better infrastructure, but a ‘Save the Windows…

  • Canada: The Unacknowledged Giant of Carbon Neutrality

    In the global conversation about climate change, nations are ranked by their carbon emissions, often overlooking the vast natural sinks they harbour. Canada, with its expansive forests, has been quietly achieving something remarkable: it is carbon neutral, far beyond what many might realize. The Forest Fortress The Numbers Speak for Themselves: Beyond Trees: Nature’s Overlooked…

  • Computer Gaming Improves Surgical Skills

    The Surprising Link Between Video Games and Surgical Skill In recent years, a growing body of research has pointed to an unexpected source of surgical training: video games. Long seen as pure entertainment, video games are now being studied for their potential to improve skills in the operating room. Recent findings reveal that surgeons who…

  • Polio and the Vaccine Illusion: Unmasking the Real Heroes of Public Health

    Introduction: Welcome to the story we never hear — the inconvenient truth about polio, a disease that was supposedly “eradicated” by vaccines but hides a history full of deception, misdiagnosis, and downright manipulation. For years, we’ve been fed the narrative that polio was this monstrous virus we beat with modern science, but what if I…

  • Cracking the Case: The Curious Incident of the Fake PNG

    In the world of software development, we often encounter problems that seem insurmountable at first glance. Such was the case with a long-standing issue that had puzzled many developers: the inability of Microsoft Word and Excel to save images as true PNG or JPG files. This digital conundrum had left many scratching their heads, searching…

  • From Clarity to Chaos: Navigating the Hidden Risks and Ambiguities in Contract Agreements

    Check out this executive summary from a large contract agreement I ran this morning. Here is what I see:Ah, the classic journey of a contract agreement — it always starts so well, doesn’t it? You dive in, feeling confident, with structured obligations and compliance commitments laid out neatly before you, promising smooth sailing ahead. It’s…

  • Woke Costs Us All!

    Okay, let’s have a little talk about priorities, shall we? Canada, the land of maple syrup and polite small talk, seems to have its head buried so deep in the “woke” agenda that it’s forgotten one very small, insignificant thing—how to keep itself financially afloat! Seriously, look at this chart. Gender issues have over 120…

  • Canada’s Infrastructure Crisis: Waiting for a Catastrophe?

    Let’s face it: Canada’s infrastructure is aging, and instead of proactive investment, we seem to be waiting for disaster to strike before anyone takes it seriously. It’s as if the roads, bridges, and public utilities that we all rely on are screaming, “Fix me!” and Canada is just plugging its ears. The shortfall in investment…

  • Addressing Canada’s Historical Injustice Toward Indigenous Peoples

    Forward I want to begin by acknowledging that I do not claim to be an expert on the complex and deeply important subject of Indigenous peoples’ history and the injustices they have faced. I am, more or less, a retired person who has always had a deep interest in history and social justice, particularly because…