A childhood educator has a hard look at Marshall McLuhan, finds some destructive contradictions in the ways we have interpreted his sometimes-erratic insights

The dooney’scafe.com awards are back after a one-year absense. This year, we’ve concentrated on the things that made us ashamed to remain human beings…

Brian Fawcett uploads a long-stewing meditation on the James Roszko killings in Northern Alberta, and what has been buried beneath the hoopla surrounding them.

In the site’s first photo exhibit, Judith Rudakoff offers some Lomographs, and explains the process.

William Blake declared that “the tygers of wrath are wiser than the horses of instruction.” In a passage from his forthcoming book, The Short Version, Stan Persky puts in a word for the plodding horses.

Bruce Serafin travels to Cardston, Alberta, and finds a deceptive town. The third in a series.

The Thanksgiving turkeys and Tums have been digested. Time for some seasonal musings on an unusual nation.

In Fort Macleod Alberta, Bruce Serafin finds a refuge from the wind.

In Fort Macleod Alberta, Bruce Serafin finds a refuge from the wind

Bruce Serafin travels into Alberta in the first in a series of articles on the prairie provinces