Rural resilience: how the green movement on the farm can help us all
BOOKS (Troy Media) If we protect the food supply, maintain clean water, reduce runoff, and make a nicer looking landscape, we’ll all benefit
Building a clean, green and smart Canada
EDUCATION (Troy Media) Canada’s polytechnic institutions are developing the talent to drive the nation’s dramatic next-generation infrastructure expansion program
The bear will have a tall skinny Americano to go please …
RURAL LIFE (Troy Media) As urban sprawl intensifies, we shouldn’t be too surprised when displaced wildlife decides to take a tour through town on their way to a new place of residence
Macron moves to the head of the globalist, progressive class
POLITICS (Troy Media) Staring down Donald Trump, and then addressing the American people directly about the need to combat global warming, shows a man willing to lead and inspire
Attacks against GMOs? Why this farmer takes it personally
BUSINESS (Troy Media) Today’s food system is not perfect. That’s why we work to make it better through dozens of agricultural initiatives. But how we did it 50 years ago isn’t better
Civil law under attack from new and powerful enemy
MCGARVEY (Troy Media) The disproportionate impact of activists through social media could swamp legally-held rights and trample on centuries of legal history
Sinking the myth of dangerous West Coast oil tanker traffic
BUSINESS (Troy Media) As a change in government looms in British Columbia puts the Kinder Morgan expansion project in jeopardy, we need to realize just how safe oil tankers are
Staking out the moral high ground in the energy debate
BUSINESS (Troy Media) Othering can help understand energy discourse in Canada – and its tension and polarization – in a sector where natural sciences sensibilities ought to prevail
Science Guy Bill Nye: Earth has a people problem
MACFADYEN (Troy Media) Eventually the sheer number of people on earth will overwhelm any of our attempts to sustain ourselves
The biking tail is wagging the dog
BONNER (Troy Media) Bikes are the same length as a car and – with saddle bags and elbows – about half as wide and may take up a whole lane, all for one person