Breaking with tradition

November 12, 2020 · 0 Comments

by BRIAN LOCKHART Imagine your spouse gets a new job. A good one, working at the helm of a big company. You of course are ...

Have we become poor, bored and lazy?

by Mark Pavilons There’s no question the face of our society – oth inward and outward – has changed. These changes have been decades in the ...

An epidemic of audacity in education

Written by Sheralyn Roman Strictly speaking, the dictionary definition of audacity can mean both “a willingness to take bold risks” and “rude or disrespectful behaviour.” ...

Myanmar: The Saint who lost her way

Written by Gwynne Dyer Almost completely obscured by the blanket global coverage of the US election, they are having one in Myanmar (Burma) too. The ...

Plastics

Written by Brian Lockhart The Federal Government is working on a plan to eliminate some single use plastic items as early as next year. The ...

No such thing as a coincidence

by Mark Pavilons Life as we know it, every single moment, is coincidence. Or is it? From the venerable Forrest Gump, miracles happen every day: “I ...

Hope you enjoyed Thanksgiving!

by SHERALYN ROMAN I’m pretty certain by the title alone you know where I’m going with this. This might be news to some of you ...

The unfrozen Arctic

by GWYNNE DYER It’s the last week of October, and the main nursery of new Arctic Ocean sea ice has not yet started to refreeze. ...

Guilty pleasures

by BRIAN LOCKHART “We’ve only just begun, to live, White lace and promises, A kiss for luck and we’re on our way,” Those are the ...

Majority worry that our lives have changed forever

by Mark Pavilons I’ve been told to lighten up recently, after a couple of rather gloomy columns, exploring some dark subjects. Hey folks, I’d love ...

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