Christopher Majka
Christopher Majka studied oceanography, biology, mathematics, philosophy, and Russian studies at Mount Alison and Dalhousie Universities and the Pushkin Institute in Moscow, and was a guest researcher at the Edward Gray Institute at Oxford University. He has written articles for many national and international publications. His scientific work includes over 150 scientific papers and contributions to five books. He is a review editor for four international publications, a research associate of the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives-NS, a recipient of the Tom Brydges Award from the Ecological Monitoring and Assessment Network, and was included as one of Canadian Geographic's Environmental Scientists of the Year in 2010. Majka is a member of the Project Democracy team.

Electoral reform reversal shows Justin Trudeau takes Canadians for fools
Nova Scotians grieve the Ste-Foy massacre and reject intolerance
As corruption hits close to home, we must remember there are alternatives to deregulated corporate capitalism
Political fiasco, Nova Scotia style!
Red threat: Socialist secrets of 'Mary Poppins'
Monetary reform and Paul Hellyer's vision for a new social contract
Nova Scotia's NDP scores a decisive victory
Misunderstanding the Leap, critics fall flat
Pipelines or pipedreams? The Leap Manifesto and Alberta's dilemma
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