Here are some important perspectives as the Left seeks to orient itself amidst Trump’s bravado. I will keep this updated as new analysis emerges. Canada, the 51st state? ‘Over our dead bodies,’ [...]
I love this existential question. Why are we here on this earth, as individuals and society? In no particular order, we are here: For no reason: it’s a matter of incredible chance – and beauty – [...]
Applying for work while unemployed is emotionally and psychologically challenging. I am still learning how to stave off feelings of self-doubt as I approach month two of unemployment, but I do [...]
An STM bus driver finishing his shift throws a snowball at the Metro grocery store window to a shift-worker he knows as I walk home, warm after two pints of IPA and an Old Fashioned at Bosswells [...]
When descending during a flight into Winnipeg on a sweltering August morning, the aircraft dips through a thick milky-grey layer of forest fire smoke. A patchwork of agrarian land emerges, making [...]
We each seek out survival mechanisms to get through this pandemic winter. Baking bread seems to have lost its craze after an initial frenzy during the first wave. My high school friend Greg [...]
The past year or so has been one of the more challenging periods in my life, and I’ve had a few now. A torn ACL and meniscus from football (aka. “soccer”) led to knee surgery last October, [...]
Joining the chorus of appreciation for John, I’d like to share a few words. We met sometime around 2015 when I began playing with Crescentwood Saturday Soccer Club (CSSC). In my eyes, John [...]
Saturday, June 20, marks 100 days of physical distancing and working from home during the COVID-19 pandemic for me. Colombian author Gabriel García Márquez’s novel, One hundred years of solitude, [...]
The Canada Lynx is a beautiful nocturnal predator that feeds predominantly on snowshoe hares, and we had the pleasure this summer of hiking within its territory in Parc national des Monts-Valin. [...]
