by John Brian Shannon It was heartening to see Canada‘s Premiers working together today on the challenges facing Canada, it’s provinces and citizens. A provincially-led era of common-sense has appeared across the political spectrum in this country. How reassuringly Canadian. … Continue reading →

by John Brian Shannon MY COMMENT ON PROFESSOR PAUL KRUGMAN‘S ARTICLE BEGINS… It’s always a treat when the world’s leading economist writes a column about the environment — which happens to be one of my favourite topics. But why is an economist writing about … Continue reading →

According to Wikipedia; “Canada comprises a total area of 9,984,670 sq km, of which 891,163 sq km is freshwater­. According to Canada’s Dept of Fisheries and Oceans: Canada’s salt water area, known as the “Exclusive Economic Zone” (EEZ) area comprises … Continue reading →

My comment on article by CBC.ca which was published in The Huffington Post – Canada – Front Page  January 12, 2012 Read the article in full here… http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2012/01/12/climate-change-canada-nasa-hot-spot_n_1201757.html#s608192&title=The_Oil_Sands —>

Sorry to burst anyone’s bubble, but NASA is pretty much the global expert. They have … Continue reading →