Online revolution
Online Party of Canada seeks to reshape the political process
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Harnessing the sun to power the future
The potential, and limitations, of fusion power
The Father, the Son, and cyberspace
Catholicism is embracing technology, but risks losing itself along the way
Visions of the future
The Daily’s Shannon Palus looks at past computer ads and their projections
New horizons for physics
The search for gravitational waves, dark energy, and time travel
Where have all the women gone?
SSMU’s disconcerting lack of gender equity in elections
From people to machines
How societal complexity is turning us all into robots
The new battleground
How the internet shapes social movement in the face of regulation
The case for the big red tent
How to stop the Conservatives from ruling Canada forever
The space superpower of the future
How Nigeria could become a leader in global space research
Intersections: immigration, activism, consumerism
Frantz Fanon observes in Black Skin, White Masks that “there is but one destiny for the black man. And it is white.” For Francis Fukuyama,… Read More »Intersections: immigration, activism, consumerism
Running out of time to change course
A case for adapting to sustainable, small-scale living
The future of information
In late October, the CRTC (Canadian Radio-Television Commission) ruled that large telecoms like Bell would be permitted to charge smaller, wholesale buyers who resell bandwidth… Read More »The future of information
When bigger isn’t better
Avi Friedman’s narrow home designs save space, money, and resources
Power to the pen
Artist-run collectives like The Room 22 expand the limits of online publishing