Another cyclist down. As I write, the details are still sketchy, but it happened on the final leg of the Ride to Conquer Cancer near Arlington, Washington, as the more than 2,600 cyclists made their way to Seattle. A 16-year-old … Continue Reading
Every breath you take Every move you make Every bond you break Every step you take I’ll be watching you – The Police For some reason I can’t get that song out of my head. Maybe that’s because it turns … Continue Reading
I’m so confused. This week’s hot book says that if you really want a meaningful relationship, you should go on a sex diet. Well, to be precise, it says women should go on a sex diet, but that has obvious … Continue Reading
Hey, Regina. Get ready for the big leagues. Of course, being a big city is not all hipsters and bistros. It comes with growing pains. As in: how do you grow? Right now, Regina is on the hot list of … Continue Reading
If reading about Rob Ford has got you down, welcome to the Island of Sunny Sentiments, where the only thing we’re thinking about today is where to go on our summer vacation. In this, we’re not alone. Across Canada, 5.2 … Continue Reading
I believe. Do you? Do you believe that Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall is not playing politics? That he sincerely believes Justin Trudeau should give back the $20K plus expenses he was paid for smiling beatifically upon the Literacy for Life … Continue Reading
Home is where the heart is. At least that’s Pamela Wallin’s story. And she’s sticking to it. One of five senators for Saskatchewan, Wallin grew up in Wadena, 200 kilometres northeast of Regina, pop. 1,500. She loves Wadena, and Wadena … Continue Reading
Does no always means no? When it comes to the B.C. government’s much-ballyhooed (love that word!) rejection of the Northern Gateway pipeline, the answer is LOL. The Christy Clark team made headlines across the country last week when it told … Continue Reading
It’s that time again, when we arm you with the week’s top stories and send you out, bristling with informed confidence, to the water cooler. 1 Rob Ford? Wasn’t he the mayor of Toronto? He still is, maggot. But for … Continue Reading
The irony is bitter. On the eve of Bike to Work Week, a cyclist was killed on the Stanley Park Causeway, apparently biking to work. And, if the reports are correct, it was a collision of everyone’s worst nightmares. The … Continue Reading
