The Practical Utopian

Policy Options and Reflections on the Future of 950 Phoenix Way by Guy Dauncey Heavy Industry Protecting Nature Agricultural Operations Financial Considerations Next Steps So, what happens now?

Oh autumn, when the geese head south and sea lions play amid the kelp, when sunsets paint their grey-red feast against the ocean’s deepening.

In BC’s October election, as a member of the Green Party, I am endorsing the NDP candidate for Ladysmith-Oceanside, Stephanie Higginson, hoping she will win.

There is a craziness afoot in British Columbia, and I’m not referring to the legions of homeless people who are camped out on our streets.

Do you bank with Community Coastal Credit Union?

In early days I found you bright, We had good fun, and quick delight, But now alas my love has curdled, You have gone sour, my gentle wordle.

Dear Canadian climate journalists, Without you, who work with such persistence in the trenches of the climate crisis, how would Canadians know that we face such danger?

Calvin Sandborn’s Speech on Retiring from the University of Victoria Environmental Law Centre Delivered to 160 former law students, clients, and First Nations leaders, June 15, 2023 This summer I leave the Environmental Law Centre, but our work is far from

Palgrave MacMillan, August 2026 Chapter 1: The Great Mistake Our world needs more kindness.

This is an extract from Chapter 12 of my forthcoming book The Economics of Kindness: How to End the Economics of Selfishness and Build an Economy that Works for All, for which I am seeking a publisher.