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Category Archives: Cities
City Planners from hell – Quebec’s tongue troopers lash out at business
(June 21, 1997) Quebec’s L’Office De La Langue française may claim to be making the province’s job market safe for non-English speakers, but in the process it is stifling small businesses and driving capital away from an already floundering economy suffering from 12 per cent unemployment. Continue reading
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Book reviews Libertarians miss holistic nature of society
(June 21, 1997) (Free Press, 1997. 314 pages) $31. Politics in modern democracy is organized around a left-right axis. Other axes may represent ethnic, religious, or regional cleavages, but the left-right spectrum is always present. Continue reading
Posted in City states, Culture
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Planners from hell – The second suppression of Saigon
(March 21, 1997) Immediately after the end of the Vietnam War in 1975, the victorious communists renamed Saigon after their leader, Ho Chi Minh, purged it of discos, luxury shops and other Western excesses, moved part of the populace to the countryside and brought the city to a listless calm. Continue reading
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Discussion group on, reading, writing and racism (part 2 of 2)
(March 21, 1997) The Next City Discussion Group, Reading, writing and racism. Black ideology is the black child’s most debilitating burden. Continue reading
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Discussion Group – Patronage Canada
(March 21, 1997) Poor countries weep, and we do too, when business and government get in bed with each other. Continue reading
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