The poet Joyce Kilmer, like Evelyn Waugh the novelist, was a man despite his given name. In each case they were ancestral family surnames. The best known of his 'bad' (i.e. sentimental) but popular (i.e. More...
Afeature in the National Geographic is aptly named "The End of Plenty". (The Global Food Crisis, June 2009). Much has been written about global warming which is in lock-step with a rapidly increasing population. More...
Apolitical party has room for only one leader, and those in Ontario politics who refused to accept this fact usually have had their political careers cut brutally short. More...
By CONSTANCE SCRAFIELD-DANBY Columnist
It is a leap of faith, on any terms, to go into business for yourself. Nowadays, of course, more and more people are doing so - from necessity. More...
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