Towing the party line in the Internet age
It’s worthwhile remembering that before the Internet, instant messaging, social media and meme merchandising, depending on where you lived, almost nothing was private
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Tech-driven employment apocalypse just a myth
In fact, as demographics shift, Canada faces chronic labour shortages
More community care means less time in nursing homes
But a study shows that residents in those regions are entering nursing homes with more complex care needs
Compassion and acceptance pave the way for a better life
But before we find compassion for others, we need firm personal boundaries and strong self-respect
Artificial intelligence will kill jobs – and create them
Automation increases labour productivity and so raises the income levels of workers, who in turn acquire new skills to use and advance automation
A cashless food economy? Don’t bank on it – yet
The case for moving away from cash for food purchases is strong: it’s efficient, convenient, and cuts down on theft and human error. But it’s not all good
Towing the party line in the Internet age
It’s worthwhile remembering that before the Internet, instant messaging, social media and meme merchandising, depending on where you lived, almost nothing was private
What exactly do U.S. socialism enthusiasts have in mind?
The Nordic countries, particularly Sweden, are often trotted out as great examples of superior social systems. But a closer look at the details raises concerns
National food policy can play key economic and social roles
But a great deal of work must be done to turn the vision into a reality that serves all Canadians
