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Author archive:
Paul Webster

September 2006

Will CANDU Do?

The black sheep of the world’s nuclear-reactor family struggles to compete

Energy • by Paul Webster

July 2005

The Dictator Debt Catch

A US-brokered deal to forgive billions in Iraqi debt is causing other countries to say “me too,” even as some Iraqis wish they’d said “no thanks.”

Politics • by Paul Webster

January 2005

Everyday Poisons

Are fire retardants actually a toxic hazard?

Environment • by Paul Webster

June 2004

The Ultimate High Ground

The U.S. is weaponizing space. Canada is firmly opposed ... but not necessarily

• by Paul Webster

November 2003

Is the West Rearming Russia?

Ottawa and the G-8 might be financing a new nuclear storehouse

Feature • by Paul Webster