Sociologist reflects on living in the time of the pandemic
Until Further Notice, by Amy Kaler, is a collection of short personal reflections written in real-time during the first year of the pandemic
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What an aging society will mean for inequality, inflation
A labour shortage will reduce income inequality. But inflation will trend higher
Windsor bookstore’s highly successful venture into publishing
Biblioasis has recently released two new books, one on baseball, the other on the origins of Covid
The assassination of Sir Henry Wilson Ireland’s Sarajevo?
Regardless of the British reaction to Wilson’s death, the Irish civil war was likely to happen
Richard Nixon’s California embarrassment
How did a man with one of the highest profiles in American politics – someone who’d just come within a hairsbreadth of winning the presidency in 1960 – flop so badly in 1962?
The legend of King Arthur is a gift that keeps on giving
Although it may be a fabrication, the story has powerful resonance
What path should the Conservatives take?
The battle between Convoy Conservatives and Club Conservatives has led to a ‘new divide’ between people and elites
Remembering the great comics of yesteryear
When it comes to favourite humour comics, my list is exhaustive. Each strip was a work of art
Canada’s Fenian years featured some interesting personalities
A plotter, a spy with an overactive libido and a three-time attempted invader all called themselves Fenians
Some ‘Christians’ deserve our anger and contempt
But filtering our anger through our spirituality becomes a powerful force for good