Grist
(27 JUNE 2014) First Nations, first dibs, says Canada’s Supreme court
Globe
and Mail (27 JUNE 2014) A Charlottetown family true to their school and its
students’ well-being
Globe
and Mail (28 JUNE 2014) Why works both love and hate vacations
Huffingon
Post (25 JUNE 2013) U.S. workers have love-hate relationship with smartphones
on vacation
Globe
and Mail (27 JUNE 2014) The Winter We Danced reveals the full depth and breadth
of Idle No More
Globe
and Mail (27 JUNE 2014) A crumbling town threatens B.C.’s coast, unless you ask
those in charge
Globe
and Mail (30 JUNE 2014) The claims are just.
But the Supreme Court ruling means chaos
The Supreme Court’s Tsilhqot’in Nation decision
marks a very dark day for the economy of British Columbia. A new era of chaotic
jockeying will open among First Nations, governments and resource proponents,
casting a pall over a basic economic driver of the province.
Globe
and Mail (30 JUNE 2014) Canadian executives question benefits of social media.
Entrepreneur
(18 NOV 2013) 10 Questions to Ask When Measuring Your Social Media ROI
Globe
and Mail (29 JUNE 2014) Social media have changed how we communicate ideas
Globe
and Mail (29 JUNE 2014) Few businesses see social media as transformative
Vancouver
Sun (28 JUNE 2014) Downtown Eastside: 260 agencies, housing sites crowd
Downtown Eastside
Nearly
$1 million a day is spent providing low-cost housing, social services and other
support to vulnerable residents of the Downtown Eastside, a Vancouver Sun
investigation has found.
The
news outlet compiled, for the first time in recent history, a list of every
agency that operates in the Downtown Eastside or provides a service there, and
also tallied the organizations’ annual revenues.
In
2013, $360 million was spent by 260 agencies and housing sites to help roughly
6,500 people. Most are poor; many have addictions or mental health challenges.
Bloomberg
News (26 JUNE 2014) Your doctor knows you’re killing yourself. The data brokers told her.
Bloomberg
(5 JUNE 2014) To work or not to work? Women’s dilemma cuts growth, jobs
Grist
(30 JUNE 2014) Hacking the climate: The search for solutions to the world’s
greatest challenge
In
recent years, weather patterns around the world have grown fiercer than ever.
Blizzards paralyze daily life across large areas of the nation, while intense
heat waves and enduring droughts cripple food production in the West. Huge
storms threaten to sweep away coastal communities. These, and other symptoms of
climate disruption, have led to growing recognition that something must be
done.
Salon
(17 MAR 2006) Early signs: Reports from a warming planet
Living
on Earth (2006) Early Signs: Reports from a Warming Planet
Bloomberg
(30 JUNE 2014) They’re dying at their desks in China as epidemic of stress
proves fatal.
Zero
Hedge (27 MARCH 2014) Working to death in China
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