Other Voices

MURPHY – Earhart still fascinates but she wasn’t the only female flyer

July 1, 2017 // 1 Comment

ALTHOUGH it’s been 80 years since she went missing, Amelia Earhart still captures attention. Just last week, there was a report on an impending effort to locate whatever [Continue]

TAUBE – Why even freak shows deserve a spotlight

June 30, 2017 // 0 Comments

MEGYN KELLY made a big splash when she left Fox News for NBC in January. Her new show, Sunday Night with Megyn Kelly, which debuted on June 4, has received fairly positive [Continue]

KINSELLA – The irresistible, undeniable, overwhelming lure of Justin Trudeau

June 29, 2017 // 0 Comments

JUSTIN TRUDEAU is going to win the next federal election. We know, we know. The election is far away. He’s broken some promises. His legislative achievements are modest. [Continue]

SUZUKI – Nature offers the best defence against flooding

June 28, 2017 // 0 Comments

SPRING FLOODING in Canada this year upended lives, inundated city streets and swamped houses, prompting calls for sandbags, seawalls and dikes to save communities. Ontario [Continue]

FEDERAL POLITICS – High noon at the Senate

June 27, 2017 // 0 Comments

By DOREEN BARRIE Assistant professor Political Science Department University of Calgary IS JUSTIN TRUDEAU a political pyromaniac? He set the match under Liberal senators in [Continue]

MacFADYEN – For better or worse, Canada and the U.S. are intertwined

June 26, 2017 // 0 Comments

IT’S FITTING that Canada and the United States both celebrate the official birth of their countries on two days so close together in July. The two nations’ historical [Continue]