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An assistant professor at Mount Royal University in Calgary, founder of the pioneering online investigative political news service Public Eye and director of the documentary Whipped: the secret world of party discipline.

A former syndicated columnist and weekly talk show host for CFAX 1070 in Victoria, he also worked as a legislative reporter for 24 hours Vancouver and The Vancouver Sun.

In 2004, Holman won the Jack Webster Award for a five month investigation into what became known as the Doug…

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Zuckerberg Is Dumb to Block Canadian News. His Own AI Bot Told Me

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By Sean Holman
| The Tyee Verified
Is it harmful, unethical and just plain counterproductive of Mark Zuckerberg to block Canadian news on Facebook and Instagram while scraping the same journalism outlets to train his AI chatbots?
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BFGoodrich All-Terrain KO2 Review

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By Sean Holman
| MotorTrend Verified
A worthy successor to BFG’s long line of exceptional All-Terrains BFGoodrich has big hopes for its all-new All-Terrain KO2, the successor to the highly popular BFG A-T KO. Launched about 15 years ago, the KO set the standard for the All-Terrain category in the off-road industry, replacing the venerable All-Terrain, which could be found on everything from Baja chase trucks to lifted daily drivers.
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"It was hard for anybody to take care of themselves”

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By Sean Holman
| climatedisasterproject.com
It was quite brutal. I had to keep taking a cold shower, almost every hour, or every 2 hours, because it got so hot in my room. Even with blankets on my window, it made it even hotter. And it was brutal trying to eat or drink. You can’t eat when it’s so hot. I tried to make ice tea. I’d make ice cubes. By the time you put your ice cubes in the drink, they’re already melted before they hit water. To get to the washroom was a challenge for me in the heat. I had to keep a cold towel in the freezer.
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