Conrad Black’s “Forgotten History” takes a deep dive into Canada’s civil rights
Delves into Canada’s civil rights evolution over the centuries and dispels misconceptions about Canada’s civil rights record
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by Rob Varma | Dec 4, 2023
Delves into Canada’s civil rights evolution over the centuries and dispels misconceptions about Canada’s civil rights record
by Pat Murphy | Nov 6, 2023
by Pat Murphy | Nov 1, 2023
by Pat Murphy | Oct 12, 2023
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PAT MURPHY in BOOKS: Maj. Gen. Leslie Groves was put in charge of the Manhattan Project because he had a reputation for getting things done
by Pat Murphy | Jul 21, 2023
PAT MURPHY: Was Becket, perhaps subconsciously, simply in search of sainthood and martyrdom?
by Roslyn Kunin | Jul 18, 2023
ROSLYN KUNIN: Unlikely Insider documents Jack Austin conviction that even a single individual can bring about substantial change
by Pat Murphy | Jul 2, 2023
PAT MURPHY: In June 1963, U.S. President John F. Kennedy was welcomed to Ireland as ‘the first citizen of the great republic of the west’
by Michael Bonner | Jun 8, 2023
MICHAEL BONNER: The optimism of the Information Age has been replaced with the age of despair. It is a cause for concern
by Pat Murphy | Jun 6, 2023
PAT MURPHY: Unravelling the blame game: Exploring the complex factors behind the First World War
by Pat Murphy | May 26, 2023
PAT MURPHY in BOOKS: But who was Charlemagne and why is a prize named after him?
by Pat Murphy | May 18, 2023
PAT MURPHY: Austrian ruler Maria Theresa was one tough cookie
by Pat Murphy | Apr 21, 2023
PAT MURPHY in BOOKS: Projecting modern values back over two thousand years is the tricky bit
by Pat Murphy | Apr 2, 2023
PAT MURPHY: Born in Quebec, Bat Masterson set out to find adventure on America’s frontier – and he found plenty
by Pat Murphy | Mar 17, 2023
PAT MURPHY in BOOKS: A 2015 biography by Evan Thomas gives us Nixon in the round, talented and tortured, ambitious and insecure
by Pat Murphy | Feb 14, 2023
Flora Macdonald, who helped Bonnie Prince Charlie escape after the Battle of Culloden, was nothing if not a practical woman
by Pat Murphy | Feb 11, 2023
PAT MURPHY in BOOKS: An influential book from 1940 laid the guilt of appeasing Nazi Germany at the feet of 15 public figures
by Pat Murphy | Feb 1, 2023
BOOKS: An enthusiastic polemicist, Johnson had no qualms about giving voice to his particular perspective on the world
by Pat Murphy | Nov 11, 2022
PAT MURPHY: The last sultan, Mehmed VI, left his palace under British protection on November 17, 1922
by Pat Murphy | Aug 18, 2022
PAT MURPHY: Regardless of the reaction to Wilson’s death, the Irish civil war was likely to happen. No government can tolerate an armed opposition