Pallister has always disliked Halloween
October 31 was never fun for Brian, and it seems he’s never gotten over that.
Veteran radio journalist, now working primarily as a writer, commentator and freelance voice. My regular commentary "Currie's Corner" is heard on CJNU ( Nostalgia Radio ) at 93.7 FM. Text and audio can be found at http://www.cjnu.ca/c-corner.shtml. I also do a daily newscast on CJNU, at about 7.15 & 8.15, every weekday morning. It's also posted on the CNC homepage.
Pensions unprotected when companies go broke
When the wheels fall off, the corporate biggies, especially the banks, are first in line.
Analysis raises editorial concerns
The story of not guilty verdict for man charged in Candace Derksen’s murder 33 years ago deserves more than 41 seconds of coverage on country’s national TV news.
It’s déjà vu all over again
Federal finance minister Bill Morneau is on a path eerily similar to that of former finance minister Allan J. MacEachen who, in 1981, had to ‘walk back’ almost every measure that was in his budget.
A month of sports overload
October has always been the craziest month for watching sports on the box, with football, baseball AND hockey.
Shame on Harvey Weinstein … and others like him
Men behaving inappropriately: Will the story ever change?
Imagining a future with no car crashes
We’re told we will soon live in a world of cars without engaged drivers.
Deal making at its finest … thanks to public sector
Just about every community in North America will do whatever it takes to attract the biggies who bring with them lots and lots of good jobs.
Don’t know what you’ve got ’til it’s gone
If newspapers are allowed to die, what will be the foundation of news gathering to take their place?
Clearing the air … going on 24 years
I extinguished my last cigarette in September 1993 after more than two and a half decades of consuming a pack a day.