Logic reporter, Ottawa Citizen and Canadian Press alum. I cover Ottawa, cybersecurity and defence, telecom, space, health, infrastructure and whatever else needs doing. Signal: @davidreevely.68
David Reevely
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The line on (relatively) inexpensive, low-waste fusion energy is that it's 30 years away and always will be. Expat Canadian Spencer Pitcher has spent decades in elite fusion research centres trying to pull that timeline forward. Now he's coming home.
thelogic.co/news/spencer...
Never gets old.
J-school essay topic: Is there any performance test for essentially life-tenure columnists? A limit on how many big calls you can get totally wrong, before they say: Hey, buddy, how about taking a step back for a while. Maybe a few reported pieces? Where you go out and ask around?
From the start of a Federal Court of Appeal decision published today.
Is it possible that the telecom and broadcasting regulatory system in Canada has too many avenues of appeal?
decisions.fca-caf.ca/fca-caf/deci...
He posted three of these and they're all of moments in different movies when white-nationalist nostalgia reveries juuuust start to give way to body horror nightmares.
This is crazy framing (from the original university release about the research). Like driving intoxicated is a thing that just happens to them.
The Cansec military trade show in Ottawa is a giant, intense, overwhelming, sometimes weird thing.
Here's my best attempt at describing what it was like to be inside (and in the parking lot with a Gripen jet) in Cansec's banner year.
thelogic.co/news/defence...
Stellarex co-founder Spencer Pitcher made his name researching fusion in labs across the Atlantic. Now, his startup wants to build a commercial reactor in Canada.
A record crowd of 21,300 registered for the annual military trade show, where Mark Carney announced billions in new spending and attendees could sit in a Gripen fighter
Rural drivers at greater risk for impaired driving
nouvelles.umontreal.ca/en/article/2...
Alcohol, cannabis and other drugs are more likely to be a factor in road accidents causing injury in rural areas than in urban centres, according to a Canada-wide study.
