[NEWS] Some Sunday links

[rfmcdonald]

• The Atlantic notes how some Americans are dealing with an invasive species, the lionfish: by hunting and eating them.


• Bloomberg notes that the Ukrainian prime minister resigned as a result of the Panama Papers.


• Bloomberg View notes the creation, in Russia, of a military force directly under the president.


• CBC notes the report of an Uber driver in Ottawa that he only made eight dollars an hour after costs, and considers whether Canada might be obliged to provide First Nations children with education in their languages.


• The Conversation notes the sophistication and lasting power of Australian Aborigines' star maps.


• NOW Toronto notes divisions among the NDP's young members as to what to do with Mulcair.


• The Toronto Star notes the need for Mulcair to get approval from a large enough majority of NDP delegates.


• The Dragon's Tales linked to this War is Boring article arguing that a Japan armed with nuclear weapons would have made things much worse.