There is a debate that seems to happen in the wake of every terrorist attack or violent shooting: Will new laws that might contradict some previously held rights make people safer? Is it worth it to give the state more intrusive powers if doing so might stop another attack?
Month: January 2015
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Coming in from the cold
When the wintry outdoors cause one’s face to sting there is no better joy than staying indoors, free from the city’s bone-chilling winds and icy roads. But this isn’t the way of the world, for most people have to slog through snowstorms and freezing temperatures nearly every morning to get to offices where their colleagues can hack and sneeze on them every flu season.
In defence of scrapes, cuts – and broken bones
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hildren today are constantly criticized for their consumption for technology. Video game consoles, televisions, computers, tablets, or any other device of their choosing have become their medium for entertainment.Flu vaccine not as effective this year
A chorus of coughs and runny noses has become the all too familiar anthem of winter in Ottawa. But if you’re feeling as though this season’s flu has been harder to shake than other years you’re not alone.