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September 2, 2010 RSS feed / Columns

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With Your Permission

Why food matters
I lived overseas for many years, the whole of the 1970’s and 80’s. Sometime during those years, the philosophy at the Canadian National Exhibition, (the CNE or the Ex, as we like to call it) changed. Especially the Food Building. More...

Queen’s Park

Not all former premiers get memorialized

Ontario now has a university library named after former premier Mike Harris, but when will it get around to remembering Bob Rae and David Peterson? More...

Your Weekly Chuckle . . .

By KEITH HUNTER

TOMMY: “I learned to count in school today. Listen – one, two, three.” MOTHER: “Go on.” TOMMY: “You mean there’s more?” More...

From the Global Classroom

LViewing Canada from Abroad

Looking back over 50 years, it was a very brave move, emigrating from Britain to Canada. Anne crossed the Atlantic to join me here, feeling that she was leaving ‘home’ forever. More...

Angles ’n’ Attitudes

Things to come

“Coming events cast their shadows before”, wrote Thomas Campbell, Scottish poet and chancellor of Glasgow University. H.G. More...

National Affairs

Who exactly is the gun registry good for?

Some deceits are readily apparent. None moreso than the species arguments being used in a desperate attempt to save the disastrous two-billiondollar boondoggle known as Canada’s long gun registry. More...

Dipping Into the Past

Erin’s lacrosse team ‘threw up the sponge’ in rain-soaked match

125 YEARS AGO Thursday, September 3, 1885 More...

Christian Perspectives

Our Labour – Serving God and Each Other
Rev. Adrian Toms

As we enter the last long weekend of the summer, our thoughts focus on a return to fall activities, children back to school, and unless we are retired, a return to a regular work week, with the memories of summer holidays behind us. More...