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Electricity Prices Are the New Inflation Flashpoint
As AI data centers, clean-energy mandates, and regulations collide, the power grid is becoming a battlefield.
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How a Missed Train in 1876 Led to the Adoption of Standard Time
Sandford Fleming’s vision permanently altered how societies measure, understand, and organize time.
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When Corn Stopped Investing in the Soil—And So Did We
We’ve chosen the quicker and cheaper route, forgetting that real nourishment takes time, reciprocity, and faith.
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Bonds in the Headlines: What You Need to Know
The fact that bonds don’t get much media coverage doesn’t mean they aren’t vitally important.
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Scale Up Through Duplication, Not Size
The benchmark for success seems to be: the bigger, the better. But nature has a way of checking unbridled size.
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The Missing Link to Democracy in Canada’s National Remembrance Day Ceremony
Including opposition leaders in the annual ceremony would not politicize remembrance—it would complete it.
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The Biology of Division: Why Society Can’t Calm Down
In a time when everything feels loud, uncertain, and divided, many people carry stress into their homes without even realizing it.
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Electricity Prices Are the New Inflation Flashpoint
As AI data centers, clean-energy mandates, and regulations collide, the power grid is becoming a battlefield.
|
How a Missed Train in 1876 Led to the Adoption of Standard Time
Sandford Fleming’s vision permanently altered how societies measure, understand, and organize time.
|
When Corn Stopped Investing in the Soil—And So Did We
We’ve chosen the quicker and cheaper route, forgetting that real nourishment takes time, reciprocity, and faith.
|
Bonds in the Headlines: What You Need to Know
The fact that bonds don’t get much media coverage doesn’t mean they aren’t vitally important.
|
Scale Up Through Duplication, Not Size
The benchmark for success seems to be: the bigger, the better. But nature has a way of checking unbridled size.
|
The Missing Link to Democracy in Canada’s National Remembrance Day Ceremony
Including opposition leaders in the annual ceremony would not politicize remembrance—it would complete it.
|
The Biology of Division: Why Society Can’t Calm Down
In a time when everything feels loud, uncertain, and divided, many people carry stress into their homes without even realizing it.
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