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The future of creativity

by Kevin Potvin

Big is dead, but that only opens up air for small producers

Moderation is the message

by Reed Eurchuk

The BC election brings US-style democracy closer - or what they call democracy

Tolerating abhorrent acts

by Michael Nenonen

Recent US films have been transforming audiences into vengeful warriors

For a nation's ethical sensibilities to undergo such a profound transformation, however, its people must learn how to enjoy new fantasies. This is where the entertainment industry steps in.

Artists, poets wanted now!

by Kevin Potvin

We need artists to invent a new culture, and to do so lickity split

Nothing could prove more that the artists are in control of dictating what is prestigious and what is dirty than the fact that ultra-capitalist Jim Pattison is proud owner of anti-capitalist John Lennon’s Rolls Royce.

Managing shrinkage

by Kevin Potvin

We may be consuming less, but it doesn’t mean death to companies

We simply don’t want anymore: lower the price of running shoes to zero at the Walmart, and a growing number of us still won’t buy.

Hit the bank first

by Kevin Potvin

The central bank, and its overnight interest rate, belongs to us. We should use it

We simply don’t want anymore: lower the price of running shoes to zero at the Walmart, and a growing number of us still won’t buy.

Major makes wrong choice

by Junius

And sharing his awful secret with his wife does nothing to absolve it

Letters to the Republic

Turner's Movies

reviewed by Scott Turner

Crash and Le Clan

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