by Dan | Jan 12, 2025 | Blog, Law, Politics
Crypto-Vote It’s Time to Update Our Electoral Structures: A Vision for True Representation In the days of horse-drawn carriages and handwritten letters, it made sense to send an elected representative to Parliament to advocate for the needs of their community....
by Dan | Jan 8, 2025 | Blog, Environment, Spirit
Stop Purchasing with Disregard Submitted by Lynda Smith of Coquitlam, BC Lynda’s solution to the current waste stream is up-cycling discarded and thrifted fabric into usable household items. In fact, she has made a business of it selling items like...
by Dan | Jan 6, 2025 | Education, Law, Video
Repair Café Planned obsolescence has slowly but surely crept into our consumer-driven society. Repair Cafés are a great way to combat wasteful built-it policy while simultaneously cleaning up our environment. Items you purchase with your hard earned cash don’t...
by Dan | Jan 4, 2025 | Blog, Finance, Law
Flipping the System: Why Local Governments Should Be at the Top of the Political Hierarchy Our political system is built like a pyramid. At the top sits the federal government, wielding the most power and resources. Beneath it lie provincial or state governments, and...
by Dan | Jan 3, 2025 | Environment, Video, Water
Wendy's Water Co-op Co-ops are a great solution for reforming antiquated and harmful systems. For example, when Wendy Holm purchased a property in Fanny Bay, she was surprised to find it had a water bottling license/operation in place. As an ardent opposer to water...