Today, in the past: Manitoba flushes Upper House
Because while Stephen Harper hints at trying to dump our federal senate, today’s the 140th anniversary of Manitoba flushing its upper house. Read More
Beep!
Who hasn't been in this position, eh? Read More
Through the looking glass: Now serving…part 1
A proud mom going to show her teenage daughter that she still had it, I marched towards the trampoline like a linebacker with a career on the line. Read More
Kurt Braunohler and the importance of absurdity
This man wants to write jokes in the sky with clouds, and he wants you to help. Read More
Calgary startup spotlight: StrokeLink
StrokeLink is a tablet application designed to empower stroke patients and their caregivers with knowledge and self-care tools. Read More
The theist & the atheist: Do we need God?
Greetings and salutations from a confirmed apostate! I am looking forward to our dialogue and hope that we can manage this with a minimum of bloodshed. Read More
Cancer, comfort, and a concerto that sings the journey
When composer Vincent Ho learned a friend was dying of cancer, he composed a piece that calls for healing. Read More
Italian vandal
Linking the illegality of street art with the illegality of existing in a country without proper documentation? Read More
The draw
Take my hand and come with me – if you dare - to one deceptively innocent afternoon, several months before graduation ceremonies, when I, along with the entire final- year students, am bustled into the cafeteria. Read More
Navigating Netflix: Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan
The true test of a great film is the quality of the villain. Does that villain force the hero to be his or her best, to even go beyond their best? Khan does that in spades. Read More
Time to start drinking California chardonnays again
Remember 1980? Bars started to sport radical innovations like windows and food more ambitious than scotch eggs. The drink of choice was either a spritzer… Read More
Stonehenge ‘Fire Garden’ time lapse
Stonehenge 'Fire Garden' time lapse Read More
Riding that invisible horse to peace
How “Gangnam Style” is co-opting cultural antagonism. Read More
In praise of the hot dog
So foodies, get off your high horse and allow yourself to enjoy the simple pleasures of a hot dog. Read More
Prairie Daily
Conservative dating site coming to Canada, hack-a-thon in Calgary, Edmonton to get new food truck, Saskatoon grannies learn to google, and Winnipeg Convention Centre's name up for grabs. Read More