Category: Columnists
Pearson: Peace starts in our own hearts
Peace on Earth is the quintessential wish, the hope, the cry of the season. It always has been.
Tallman: Seven spiritual ideas for the holidays, new year
Everything is one and interconnected.
Brews News: Pale ales get gussied up for the holidays
People hear the words âcraft beerâ and think itâs all about hoppy IPAs.
Growing concerns: Bird feeders, seed make good gift
We spend so much time in the summer encouraging the birds to visit our garden and eat as many of the pest as they can, but now it is time for us to give back.
Fare With A Flair: Italian-Asian mash-up family favourite
This recipe is a spin on a family favourite called Chinese spaghetti.
Dyer: After Assad’s sudden fall, what’s next for Syria
Take a moment, first, to celebrate the fall of a regime of surpassing evil even by the Middle East’s demanding standards.
Cornies: ‘Ageless ideals’ being tossed aside? History shows that’s nothing new
Ask a clutch of classic car buffs to name an automobile that symbolizes the apex of North America style and beauty, and many will settle on the 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air.
Islam: Who wins and who loses with Canada’s holiday tax break?
Shahidul Islam, MacEwan University and Subhadip Ghosh, MacEwan University The federal government is giving Canadians a temporary tax break by exempting GST/HST on certain items during the holiday season from Dec. 14 to Feb. 15. The tax break applies to clothing, footwear, diapers, car seats, toys for children, jigsaw puzzles, physical video games, consoles and […]
Baranyai: Ford tramples vulnerable to appease privileged
It seems everywhere you look these days, Premier Doug Ford is pointing a finger at the little guy.
Baranyai: Obeying autocrat in advance a dangerous game
Seeking to appease an authoritarian by anticipating their wants merely conditions us for more and greater concessions