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The last children of Anglo-Saxon England

by Pat Murphy | May 11, 2022 | A&E, Books, Life, PREMIUM content | 0

BOOK REVIEW: For the upper class of England, the Norman conquest was wipe out time

Why don’t Canadian broadcasters love the beautiful game?

by Peter Menzies | May 5, 2022 | A&E, Business, FREE content, Sports | 0

PETER MENZIES: Our women’s national soccer team won Olympic Gold. Men’s team is in the World Cup. A domestic league is flourishing. So where’s the coverage?

Is there power in positive thinking?

by Dana Wilson | Apr 28, 2022 | Books, Life, PREMIUM content | 0

LIFE: The idea that you can think your way to financial success is a staple of both business books and the self-help movement

Analytics destroying baseball’s entertainment value

by Ken Reed | Apr 25, 2022 | A&E, Business, PREMIUM content, Sports | 0

SPORTS: There’s a lot of standing around on the field as players and fans watch a bunch of strikeouts and walks while waiting for a long ball

Will going ‘woke’ ultimately damage Disney?

by Gerry Bowler | Apr 21, 2022 | A&E, Business, Education, FREE content, Politics/Law | 0

GERRY BOWLER: Has Disney caught the wave of the future? Or will going woke harm The Mouse?

Why has Canadian citizenship become an oxymoron?

by Ken Coates | Apr 20, 2022 | Books, FREE content, Life, Politics/Law | 0

KEN COATES: The country may be falling apart

The overwhelming imagery of the Crucifixion

by Pat Murphy | Apr 14, 2022 | Books, Life, PREMIUM content | 0

PAT MURPHY: The child that was me experienced the lead-up to Easter as foreboding rather than inspiring

What the Oscar night slap says about comedy and free speech

by Michael Taube | Mar 29, 2022 | A&E, Life, PREMIUM content | 0

MICHAEL TAUBE: The ‘Slap Heard ’Round Tinseltown’ could end up being the final nail in the coffin for televised awards ceremonies ($)

It’s time to put the myth of ‘white privilege’ to bed

by Mark Milke | Mar 25, 2022 | Books, FREE content, Life, Politics/Law | 0

MARK MILKE: Institutional, systemic racism and discrimination were attacked root and branch as far back as seven decades ago (FREE)

Maureen O’Hara, Ireland’s Queen of Technicolor

by Pat Murphy | Mar 16, 2022 | A&E, Life, PREMIUM content | 0

PAT MURPHY: O’Hara made more than 50 films. Probably the best known are the perennial Christmas favourite Miracle on 34th Street and The Quiet Man ($)

Wandering into the world of fantasy for a mental break

by Michael Taube | Mar 16, 2022 | A&E, Books, Life, PREMIUM content | 0

MICHAEL TAUBE: Steve Skurka’s newest work, Pharo and the Clever Assassin, is a change of pace: a first foray into the world of mystery and detective fiction ($)