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KEI Network – Issue #141 – Mental Ilness and the Clashing of Personal and Public Interests
A Big Social Injustice" https://youtu.be/fq0pf9XJqbM featured the host - Perry Kinkaide, interviewing Matthew Lau about social justice and what his and the research of Thomas Sowell - Social Justice F
KEI Network – Issue #132 – HOMELESSNESS – Causes and costs, cures and prevention
are unprepared to transition to communities that are also unprepared to receive them. Homelessness is the result and it is growing. a Canadian perspective featured an OUTSTANDING interview of Doug Sed
KEI Network – Issue #131 – HOMELESSNESS – Causes and costs, cures and prevention,
are unprepared to transition to communities that are also unprepared to receive them. Homelessness is the result and it is growing. Healthcare Reform - We just can't wait any longer! HERE DAMA AI Conf
KEI Network – Issue #127 – HEALTHCARE REFORM (Episode #2) – Impatient patients driving system change
Cries for transitioning to a patient-centric system go unheeded. People will not get service as long as the public system remains over-protected and over-valued. Healthcare reform in a public system s
KEI Network – Issue #119 – Change, Leadership, & The Economy III
Role of Government and How Alberta Industries and Professions View Alberta's Economy and Innovation KEI's Archive EPISODE #4. Sectors most represented in the survey were Education and Government, Ener
KEI Network – Issue #118 – Change, Leadership, and the Economy II
REGIONAL FOCUS KEI's Archive EPISODE #3. Highlighted was the continuing progress evident in diversifying the province and regional economies but hindered by the province-wide role of the oil and gas i
KEI Network – Issue #110x – Democracy ringing widely
The decline in the value of knowledge, I mused, is signaling the emergence of a new Age, heralding the value of emotion and creativity. The forces and sources of change have converged: economic - glob
KEI Network – Issue #110 – Good news – Protesting is widespread
HERE The webinar explored the role of humour in addressing personal and societal conflict. The topic seemed timely given that for several weeks we have been identifying and exploring the excesses of f
KEI Network – Issue #95 – AI Displacing the 3 Rs – another tech aftershock
AI Displacing the 3 Rs - another tech aftershock In keeping with the KEI Network's interest in the impact of emerging technologies such as last week's newsletter and webinar about the "breakthrough" i
KEI Network – Issue #79 – Has the Public Lost It’s Voice?
b : conformity in fulfilling official requirements. the ability of an object to yield elastically when a force is applied. Think for a change - who is representing the people? What has happened to pub
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EVALUATION Western Canada Hemp Conference April 20th , 2022 Edmonton International Airport REGISTRATION – surpassed targets with the Edmonton Region…
KEI Network – Issue #70 – DECARBONIZATION. The Pathway to Sustainability
Our troubled climate is the victim of an imbalance in energy emissions. An energy transition is called for warranting for example: penalty pricing in producing and using carbon for energy, adoption of