Tell Me How This Ends

 By George Petrolekas The title, quoting Gen David Petraeus, has been a key question in many conflicts. Public discourse today, though, is dominated by the short-term objectives of destroying Hamas, but historically, great leaders look beyond immediate objectives, and what comes next is a key element of strategic planning. World

The tyranny of the unvaccinated minority

 Editor’s note:  This article was written on 22 December.  Since then, Quebec case loads are over 16,000 and Ontario’s peak so far at near 18,000, both of which are considered underestimates. By George Petrolekas In medicine, in the face of either injuries, infection or other maladies, the medical system in peace

Albertans should not be as worried about climate “alarmists;” They should be much more fearful about climate “deniers.”

 By George Petrolekas Provinces that rely on fossil fuel production for their economic well-being are at a crossroads. Decisions being made today will have an enormous impact on Canada’s future economic well-being. The various camps in the debate spurred by climate change can be grouped in two broad superficial categories

Lifting restrictions before it is time may cost lives

 George Petrolekas Like castaways over the past six weeks, isolation has created in us the marooned an overwhelming desire to return a sense of normalcy. Beyond people’s everyday lives the restart of the economic engines of the country is at stake. So, there are three issues; when do we relax

Ottawa Life Magazine’s COVID-19 coverage

 Love and hope in a time of COVID By Marc Kealey Help each other in adversity to build a community of common health for mankind By Cong Peiwu, Chinese Ambassador to Canada Handbook of COVID-19 Prevention and Treatment By OLM Staff What I learned from the COVID-19 response in Sweden