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Heritage Policy is Good Policy

Posted on February 7, 2018 by David Brett

Paper submitted to City Council June 12th, 2017 by Queens Park resident David Brett in support of the Queens Park Heritage Conservation Area in New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada. Quote from the Financial Times, London: “So the message to politicians who see … Continue reading →

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Crisis, No Crisis; the Case for Nuclear

Posted on January 23, 2009 by David Brett

As a result of pure chance, I ended up on CBC national television during Canada’s hotly debated Fall 2008 federal election. Producers of a program called the “X-Challenge” were looking for 100 “necessary polluters” to make up a studio audience … Continue reading →

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