WeCanReason Webinar – A history of secularism in Canada video released
In this presentation, Leslie Rosenblood discusses secularism in Canada: what it is, what it isn't, and why it's the means to maximal freedom for all.
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Here's a little of what secularists, skeptics, atheists, and scientists did last week
Predators and People: A Coexistence Guide
Throughout history, large carnivores like wolves have been viewed as threats and actively hunted, leading to significant ecological disruptions.
The Dangers of Unconventional Medicine
In light of recent tragedies, like the death of a five-year-old in a hyperbaric oxygen chamber, we must confront the dangers of unregulated medical practices.
Life-Saving Blood Innovations
Explore how new methods in blood transfusions can enhance effectiveness and save lives in emergencies.
The Dangers of Unconventional Medicine
In light of recent tragedies, like the death of a five-year-old in a hyperbaric oxygen chamber, we must confront the dangers of unregulated medical practices.
WeCanReason Speakers’ Weekly Update
Catch up with what our speakers did last week
The Dangers of Unconventional Medicine
In light of recent tragedies, like the death of a five-year-old in a hyperbaric oxygen chamber, we must confront the dangers of unregulated medical practices.
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Hybrid Hands: The Future of Prosthetics
Discover how robotic hands are evolving to mimic human dexterity, enhancing the lives of those with upper-limb loss.
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