By Scott Douglas Jacobsen For those who have been wanting to write articles or conduct interviews, or who want to explore some of the literary world of the secular, sometimes, it might seem as if only a few individuals or a few handfuls may be the consistent writers and contributors to … Continue reading
— By Scott Douglas Jacobsen In the work at Canadian Atheist, we have a series of “Links,” “Podcasts,” and “Organizations.” These, as far as I can discern, amount to associates – wonderful ones – of Canadian Atheist, who may not be known by some of the national freethought community. They’re listed … Continue reading
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Last week I did the 2019 Canadian Atheist awards, which was a smashing success. But… it wasn’t perfect, and that’s entirely my fault. In particular, I may have overlooked a strong candidate for person of the year.
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January’s readership numbers are in, and wow, did we ever do great.
Last year the inaugural Canadian Atheist awards was a spectacular success. Could this result be replicated? Yes. Yes, it could. And then some.
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The final award in the 2019 Canadian Atheist Awards is “Person of the year”. This award goes to the person who had the greatest positive impact in Canadian secularism, humanism, atheism and freethought in 2018.