- [2011-07-27] Elizabeth May’s wireless problem
- [2010-08-18] Steve Thoms: WiFi won’t make your head explode
- [2010-08-06] Naturopathic doctor to offer subsidized care for those in need
- [2010-07-07] Health ads misleading, watchdog says
- [2010-05-28] Who's Killing Our Babies
- [2010-01-29] RFK Jr, Mercury & Fish
- [2010-01-21] Oxygen Therapy for overstressed pets
- [2009-12-31] 2010 Predictions don't even get the past right
- [2009-12-18] How to cure asthma by sitting in a warmish box
- [2009-12-14] Why I am no longer a Skeptic on Climate Change
- [2009-12-01] Counter-Counterpoint: More Problems with Naturopaths
- [2009-11-16] Selling cures to the gullible in a reality-free zone
- [2009-11-13] Homeopathy offers fake cures for whatever ails you
- [2009-11-10] Blood supply versus Charter rights
- [2009-11-06] 'Detoxing' and the need to repent
- [2009-11-04] When Canada's celebritocracy meets swine flu
- [2009-10-29] What part of "get vaccinated" don't people understand?
- [2009-10-26] Controversial autism conference got funds from Sick Kids
- [2009-10-26] Blogs raise the alarm on autism conference
Skeptic North in the Media
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More consequences of calling sugar pills “safe and effective”
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Crack Your Back instead of a Vial of Vaccine?
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Toronto Media, false balance, and the lack of evidence for claims about MIA vet John Hartley Robertson
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How Western journalists in Vietnam and POW NGOs were not fooled by tales of MIA Vet back from the dead
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Did a Canadian filmmaker find a left behind Vietnam vet or did credulous Toronto media give new life to an old scam?
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