Higher Ground

HG 41 | High tech or resource industry do we have to choose?

HG 40 | Bridging the conservation gap

HG 38 | Protests, Process and Politics the NEB confronts public concern over pipelines

HG 36 | Exports Putting B.C. to Work

HG 35 | Priorities Torn for BC First Nations

HG 34 | March 30, 2015 | Citizen’s Guide to LNG

HG 34 | Citizen’s Guide to LNG

HG Special | LNG Tanker Burn Back Hazard is “Minor” (extended interview)

HG 33 | Refinery Rules — Stockwell Day share’s how Pacific Future Energy plans to break them

HG 32 | March 16, 2015 | What the Frack Update!

HG 31 | Naked without resources, Barinder Rasode explains why

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Duel 183 - Should uniformed law enforcement be welcome to march in gay pride parades?

June 26th, 2017

This week's question: Should uniformed law enforcement be welcome to march in gay pride parades? Furor over police participation in Pride parades are another example of how far-left radicals seek to unearth old injustices and conjure new oppression in an era of unprecedented tolerance and diversity. Old injustices are exactly what Garth outlines this week. Yet, events from 50 years ago provide no justification to ban uniformed law enforcement from marching in Pride parades today. The battle for...Read More

Duel 182 - Is the left-wing complicit in the shooting of members of the U.S. Congress?

June 19th, 2017

This week's question: Is the left-wing complicit in the shooting of members of the U.S. Congress? Left-wing political violence poses a clear and present danger to the stability of capitalist democracies. For the Left, the entire point is to incite revolution and overthrow the status quo. James T. Hodgkinson is the 66-year-old Bernie Sanders supporter who opened fire with a high power rifle on dozens of people at a baseball practice in Alexandria, Va. The attack was...Read More

Duel 181 - Should U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May feel sorry for calling a snap election?

June 12th, 2017

This week's question: Should U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May feel sorry for calling a snap election? In war and politics, the greatest threat always comes from within. Treachery, treason and insurgency are the customary tactics of the ignoble. But victory’s most pernicious threat comes from deliberate action instigated by a leader — an unforced error. In his column, Garth draws an incorrect parallel between B.C. Premier Christy Clark and British Prime Minister Theresa May. Unlike the recent...Read More

Duel 180 - Should protecting transgender rights be included in the Canadian Human Rights Act?

June 5th, 2017

This week's question: Should protecting transgender rights be included in the Canadian Human Rights Act? Hate has lost all meaning. All one need do is disagree with any issue of importance to the Left to find him or herself branded as someone that hates. Oops, I just used him and her pronouns. Pardon me. My pronouns are he, him, his and himself. I should ask which of the following soul-crushing, gender neutral pronouns do you identify with:...Read More

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