Mass production is starting to give way to mass customization thanks to information age technology. That is good news for consumers, since a wide variety of goods and services increases the chance consumers will find products that meet their individual requirements.
Are School Boards Obsolete?
Locally elected school boards have occupied centre stage in the provision of education in Canada from the inception of public schools. But are they really necessary?
The Freedom to Innovate
Although it is the Manitoba blue print for educational reform, is the result of the larger educational reform movement which is occurring throughout North America. This reform movement is being driven by forces which are outside the educational system.
Kinder, Gentler Recessions
Future recessions will be less severe and shorter than past recessions and the information technology revolution deserves some of the credit for the shift.
Manitoba Taxes, Ontario Tax Cuts, And Bracket Creep
The only plan that comes closest to the major tax cuts needed to discourage movement of our most valuable tax base – well-paid and educated people — to Alberta and Ontario and to compensate Manitobans for years of bracket creep.
A Wet Idea
While politically incorrect to discuss, water exports should be explored since it could mean substantial benefits to Canada
The Challenges Of Immortality
Genetic research explores the potential for immortality