Dr. Nicole Morgan, CACOR member, addresses hate and politics. The history of political violence is both titillating and reassuring. With the help of political philosophy, it puts an order in chaos by revealing repetitions, cycles, rhythms, dialectical movements, or according to Mark Twain for “history, he said, does not repeat, but rhymes “. This is […]
Phoenix: No Chance of Rising from the Ashes, Ever
Dr. John Hollins, past chair, CACOR, reviews the civil service pay system. It is clear from the report of the Senate Committee on National Finance that the Canadian federal pay system is a large and complex operation with many variables. The study of the control and management of complex systems, cybernetics, was launched in 1956 […]
The terms of doing business — overseas
Dr. John Hollins, past chair of CACOR considers “The terms of doing business — overseas” This is a commentary on the place of Canadian business in the big wide world, not only in the “developing” world, but also in some “developed” countries. The SNC-Lavalin brouhaha has much broader dimensions than being the blame game du […]
Trump article from the Atlantic
from The Atlantic, 2017 Please excuse a political article here, but I thought this was a barn-burner last year. Read the article…
Doug Ford: Ontario cancelled 227 clean energy projects
“On the day Premier Doug Ford pulled Ontario out of an international clean energy trading market, it spelled the end for 227 emissions-reducing projects across the province, reveals a leaked document. A full list of the cancelled projects assembled by a government source — based on information obtained through their role and through multiple information […]