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Now More Than Ever, Canada Needs Polytechnics to Transform and Renew Our Nation
Polytechnic education provides a bright pathway for Canada’s economic and cultural renewal.
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The Kids Can’t Focus
Screens may seem to be the simple answer, but nothing about society is set up to support deep work or sustained attention.
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The Thousand Little Lies We Tell—and Their Cost to the Soul
Formula is not equal to breast milk. Saying otherwise is participating in a comforting falsehood.
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The Phantom Who Changed Film: Lon Chaney’s Legacy Continues
The silent film legend’s legacy of portraying the ostracized in a way that provoked empathy stemmed from his own life struggles.
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Ungrounded: What Happens When Money Loses Its Roots in the Earth
Ungrounded money fuels ungrounded behavior: endless speculation, the illusion of infinite growth, and a culture of consumption without consequence.
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No Murder in Paradise? Socialist Ideologues Insist We Reject Truth and Accept What We’re Told
When a culture begins to value ideological certainty over factual accuracy, it inherits the spiritual cloak of Marxism minus only the hammer and sickle.
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Halloween Sadism: The 50-Year Myth That Poisoned Trick-or-Treating
The vast majority of candy tampering reports were hoaxes, but they soured an American tradition.
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Japan Accelerates Defense Spending to Counter China Threat
Japan is rearming as fast as it can, resulting in the biggest change in its security posture since 1945.
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Now More Than Ever, Canada Needs Polytechnics to Transform and Renew Our Nation
Polytechnic education provides a bright pathway for Canada’s economic and cultural renewal.
|
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The Kids Can’t Focus
Screens may seem to be the simple answer, but nothing about society is set up to support deep work or sustained attention.
|
The Thousand Little Lies We Tell—and Their Cost to the Soul
Formula is not equal to breast milk. Saying otherwise is participating in a comforting falsehood.
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The Phantom Who Changed Film: Lon Chaney’s Legacy Continues
The silent film legend’s legacy of portraying the ostracized in a way that provoked empathy stemmed from his own life struggles.
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Ungrounded: What Happens When Money Loses Its Roots in the Earth
Ungrounded money fuels ungrounded behavior: endless speculation, the illusion of infinite growth, and a culture of consumption without consequence.
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No Murder in Paradise? Socialist Ideologues Insist We Reject Truth and Accept What We’re Told
When a culture begins to value ideological certainty over factual accuracy, it inherits the spiritual cloak of Marxism minus only the hammer and sickle.
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Halloween Sadism: The 50-Year Myth That Poisoned Trick-or-Treating
The vast majority of candy tampering reports were hoaxes, but they soured an American tradition.
|
Japan Accelerates Defense Spending to Counter China Threat
Japan is rearming as fast as it can, resulting in the biggest change in its security posture since 1945.
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