Social Beef: I got no reply; ethics of modern day communication
A friend of mine recently applied for a job via email. After submitting a proposal, a yellow envelope was delivered to his inbox. Read More
Changing communities: Buying sushi in Weyburn, Saskatchewan
In the small west-central Saskatchewan town where I grew up, “ethnic food” meant perogies (and, to be honest, I didn’t actually see one until I was 12). Read More
Drunk and winning with the mystical unicorn
“Casinos are just giant arcades for adults, seniors and disabled people.”
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Social Beef: Death by grocery shop
There’s no complete solution when dealing with the aloof, but we can strive toward a harmonious shopping practice. Read More
Changing communities: Rural life is a diverse life
If everything you know about small Prairie towns comes from “Corner Gas,” you might have the idea that we’re all pretty much the same Read More
Changing communities: Griffin
The rural Saskatchewan community where I live was once the sort of place where you only had to lock your car doors in September, so… Read More
Unmasking the Internet
"Because if that’s not really my life online, then maybe I should get a real life." Read More
Social Beef: Fear thy neighbour
"Even going down stairs to take out garbage has become a stealthily planned mission with one objective: to avoid people." Read More