Raymond J. de Souza: Paul Ehrlich’s wicked ideas about overpopulation caused massive suffering
The article critiques Paul Ehrlich's ideas on overpopulation, arguing they led to significant societal harm despite his lack of malicious intent.
Raymond J. de Souza: Adam Smith’s profoundly moral economic philosophy
The article discusses Pierre Poilievre's recent address and interview, linking his economic views to Adam Smith's moral economic philosophy as Canada celebrates the 250th anniversary of 'The Wealth of Nations.'
Raymond J. de Souza: Carney vs Poilievre becomes battle of the philosophers
In an evolving political landscape, leaders Mark Carney and Pierre Poilievre engage in a philosophical debate to elevate the discourse in Canadian politics.
Raymond J. de Souza: Will curling great Brad Gushue get the finale he deserves?
The article discusses the possibility of Canadian curler Brad Gushue achieving a fairy-tale finale to his career by winning this year's Brier.
Raymond J. de Souza: Trump’s State of the Union address merely for partisan showmanship
The article critiques Donald Trump's State of the Union address, suggesting it is mainly for partisan showmanship rather than substantive discussion.
Raymond J. de Souza: Poilievre right to shut down Jivani after ‘hissy fit’ comment
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre quickly distanced himself from Jamil Jivani's remarks comparing Canada’s concerns over U.S. trade policies to an 'anti-American hissy fit.'
Raymond J. de Souza: Forget the double touch, science doesn’t know why rocks curl
The article explores the recent controversies in Olympic curling involving the 'double touch' and reflects on the unpredictable nature of the sport.
Raymond J. de Souza: Keir Starmer catches shrapnel from Epstein files
Keir Starmer, the U.K. Prime Minister, faces severe backlash following the appointment and subsequent dismissal of Lord Peter Mandelson due to controversial ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
Raymond J. de Souza: Will Bad Bunny speak out at the Super Bowl?
The article discusses the potential for a moment of musical protest from Bad Bunny during the Super Bowl halftime show, given his significant influence and the contemporary cultural context.