Gaza deaths: Who cares?

August 1, 2024 · 0 Comments

By Gwynne Dyer The Palestinian death toll in the Gaza Strip since last October’s Hamas attacks on Israeli settlements will reach 40,000 people in the ...

Water, water, everywhere

By Louise Montague ‘Water, water everywhere, nor any drop to drink.’ A line from the poem “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner” depicts the irony of ...

Remembering where you were and where we’re going

By Brock Weir “I hate it when he gets in there!” That phrase was uttered by Marge Simpson nearly 30 years ago, while giving, to ...

Cloned meat in Canada

By Sylvain Charlebois Imagine savouring a steak from a cloned animal or sipping milk from a cloned cow. Investigative journalism by Thomas Gerbet of the ...

Building maintenance

By Brian Lockhart Commerce Court in downtown Toronto is a huge skyscraper that once dominated the skyline. It has 57 stories and is 942 feet ...

Shaken, not stirred

By Brian Lockhart “I’ll have a martini, shaken, not stirred.” Yes, that’s the famous line from Bond, James Bond. Although I’m pretty sure even Bond ...

Follow the Leader

By Brock Weir In this job, you come to realize that there are a few simple questions that can reveal a lot about a person. ...

Standing on guard

By Brock Weir Are you proud to be Canadian? We in this country might not have a reasonably popular country song telling us that we ...

A Testament to Compassion: John’s Journey at Stevenson Memorial Hospital

By Kara Harris At Stevenson Memorial Hospital, every patient’s journey showcases our healthcare professionals’ exceptional care and dedication. Today, we share the story of John, ...

Hired for the wrong reason

By Brian Lockhart Sports injuries are pretty common. Anyone who enjoys playing tennis, slo-pitch, skiing, mountain biking, or even hiking the Bruce Trail, is taking ...

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