Blogs

In what has been a bleak year for Silicon Valley, the sudden surge in the value of tech company Nvidia  read more »

In too many metropolitan areas, housing is no longer affordable for middle-class households, especially in  read more »

The Calgary Herald reports that some office tenants are being forced out of their buildings in the city of Calgary  read more »

Gavin Newsom, the would–be president many Democrats hope might be an alternative to the current dodderer–in–chief, has landed himself in hot water.  read more »

Humanity’s future is an urban future, yet that future is in jeopardy as many cities suffer from bad decisions and policies. Please join us as this panel discusses their recent release  read more »

John F. Early’s excellent discussion in Saturday’s Opinion section on the statistical establishment’s struggles with defining and describing race is a question we all need to address seriously.  read more »

The geographical resorting of America continues apace–the separation of peoples based broadly on ideology.  read more »

The recent sparring between Starbucks’s longtime CEO Howard Schultz and Senator Bernie Sanders reflects a conflict within the Democratic Party  read more »

According to the US Energy Information Administration (EIA), the United States exported a record 3.6 million barrels  read more »

Just implemented service adjustments will reduce Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) services to nine percent below pre-pandemic levels  read more »