Articles
Max Fawcett examines the work of Rachel Marsden, the newest member of the National Post’s punditocracy, and can’t avoid the conclusion that the bar has been lowered for Canadian journalists and journalism.
Brian Fawcett thinks the right not to retire is mostly about tired-out tenured professors wanting to maintain their privileges
Brian Fawcett comments on the real reason for all the hysteria over the pending release of Karla Homolka
While participating in a “guerilla gardening” exercise in downtown Toronto, Max Fawcett encounters some uncomfortable but familiar truths about Canada’s political left.
Tom Sandborn wants to know why Canada seemingly tried to prevent an Ethiopian scientist from attending a key meeting in Montreal to discuss the issues surrounding genetically modified organisms (GMOs). He also asks some hard questions about whether our government is on the side of the corporations, or with the farmers around the world that GMOs are impoverishing.
Jazz pianist Bill King writes an appreciate of just how great Miles Davis was, from stageside.
Now that it’s temporarily all over, you want to know What It All Means. We dutifully explain.
Dooneyscafe.com’s newest contributor, S.G. Irving, challenges the stereotypes, both real and imagined, that define our shared understanding of life in Atlantic Canada.
Brian Fawcett examines some recent media events, and has some unkind words for everyone concerned…
Max Fawcett discusses the increasingly uncertain future of federalism in Canada, and lays the blame squarely at the feet of Prime Minister Paul Martin.