April 30, 2009 RSS feed / Columns

Two Scots who still haunt Wall Street

I encountered Adam Smith when I was an undergraduate reading Economics. The professor didn't mention that he was a moral philosopher as well as a political economist. More...

Great Oaks from Little Acorns

Afolk tale from British history relates the confrontation between Charles II and Cromwell. Apparently Charles and his army were routed by the Roundheads. More...

Toronto Star portrayed Melancthon as full of 'sectarian quackery'

Dipping Into the Past

100 YEARS AGO Thursday, April 29, 1909 • An article in the TORONTO DAILY STAR, headed "What's the matter with Melancthon? More...

Royal Canadian Legion News

Watch for our lineup of events - Don't miss out! Our Barrier Free Access Campaign is ongoing and the Barrier Free Access Committee wishes to thank Scotiabank for their contribution to this worthwhile program. More...

Messenger's response to 'Top 10' letter

In ancient times, fleet footed heralds were sent to deliver news from person to person, town to town, and even from camp to camp during times of war. The message might be good news or bad news. More...

So much for the hollow assurances

Last June, after Prime Minister Stephen Harper announced that Canada would boycott Durban II - the so-called U.N. More...

Elliott is more than merely Flaherty's wife

Being married to one of the most powerful men in the land ought to be a help to someone running to lead a political party, but it also could be a handicap. More...