One does not need to be a paddler to know that we live at the edge of an extraordinarily dynamic and complex ocean edge. The salmon, hatching and passing through … Continued

The Telus tag-line “luxuriates” in the public sphere. I have come across only one instance of hesitation. It was in Discorder, the CITR 101.9FM flag/rag in Sept 2005. David Ravensburgen … Continued

by Chris Glen How does the lay person take up on a text like the IPCC (International Panel on Climate Change) report where expertise works to speak authoritatively on the … Continued

by Chris Glen The title, the phrase, Expectations of Modernity, is taken from James Ferguson’s anthropology, subtitled Myths and Meanings of Urban Life on the Zambian Copperbelt (1999). It is … Continued

by Chris Glen Food webs are one of the more complex processes that science takes on figuring. They are embedded in and predicated on a lot of other complexity, of … Continued

by Chris Glen “When I look at disturbed earth, I may feel upset about how humans mess everything up. If someone tells me that, in fact, a specific disturbance was … Continued

We walked in zigzags all day, mostly in lanes. These days, I am teaching him to be less polite. It is not working very well. We heard there was a … Continued

by Marie-Hélène Tessier On a suburban highway, a teenager below the legal age of driving, having dropped a tab of acid, engages in a cloverleaf exit, experiencing the infinite overpass; … Continued