Probes
The Ontario mass media, with their experienced reporters all drinking Sangria at the Winter Olympics, have let loose their cub reporters on the Colonel Russell Williams case…
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.
Renee Rodin isn’t happy about the way Vancouver is going, and she knows why…
Max Fawcett examines the comparisons that have been made between Michael Ignatieff and Pierre Trudeau, but finds little of substance to support them.
Stan Persky’s mini-memoir about Attila Richard Lukacs’s Polaroid studies.
Margaret Randall casts a worried eye on the direction that the birds are flying.
Norbert Ruebsaat on fathers and sons.
Vancouver Sun ethics and religion reporter Doug Todd brings together a Christian, a Sikh, an ethnic Chinese and an atheist for a seasonal dialogue.
George Bowering readsThe Rain Ascends by Joy Kogawa, and runs into some interesting trouble.
Brian Fawcett translates a "call for submissions" from a "new" literary magazine that was unable–or unwilling– to make clear what it really had in mind.