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By John Harris | November 25, 2009

John Harris loses his temper at the dooneyscafe.com editors, and then quickly regains control of it. Thus, the editors get what they asked for, and the universe continues to unfold as it should.

Yew and Me

By Renee Rodin | November 18, 2009

Renee Rodin isn’t happy about the way Vancouver is going, and she knows why…

We Don’t Know How Lucky We Are

By Brian Fawcett | November 15, 2009

Brian Fawcett records the end of an exemplary life..

Trudeau, He Ain’t

By Max Fawcett | July 3, 2009

Max Fawcett examines the comparisons that have been made between Michael Ignatieff and Pierre Trudeau, but finds little of substance to support them.

The Northern Name Game

By Max Fawcett | June 11, 2009

Max Fawcett discovers that up north, names aren’t ever what they seem to be.

Is Mark Kingwell Getting Dumber?

By Stan Persky | May 31, 2009

A “modest proposal” by philosophy professor Mark Kingwell is too clever by half.

Letter from Berlin: The Twilight of the Gods

By Stan Persky | April 27, 2009

Berlin goes to the polls to vote on religion versus ethics.

Letter from Berlin: Hope Springs… Momentarily

By Stan Persky | April 5, 2009

In “Old Europe,” Obama stirs up hope… for the moment.

Intimate Sources

By Stan Persky | March 31, 2009

Stan Persky’s mini-memoir about Attila Richard Lukacs’s Polaroid studies.

Not Dead Yet

By Max Fawcett | March 23, 2009

Why we shouldn’t be so quick to eulogize the daily newspaper.