Heart and Soul (Media Studies)

Norbert Ruebsaat describes a delicate cross-cultural disquisition.

The World Series

A Propos of the time of year, Norbert Rubesaat uploads the first of a series of connected pieces about growing up German in Canada

Echt! My Enthusiasm Curbed:Terry Rigelhof e-talks with Gordon Lockheed about the works of Anne Michaels and Michael Ondaatje

Gordon Lockheed conducts an electronic Interview with Terry Rigelhof about the work of Anne Michaels and Michael Ondaatje, and their relative absence from Hooked on Canadian Books: The Good, the Better and the Best Canadian Novels since 1984

Offended Turf

Margaret Randall at the wall in the desert.

After the Circus

The Paralympic games may be yet to come, but the Olympic circus has already packed up and left town. In its wake, Max Fawcett takes a look at the city it changed, and what those changes mean.

Figuring Out Colonel Williams

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…

More on Juxtaposition

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

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

Trudeau, He Ain’t

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

Intimate Sources

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

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