Never a dull moment for those with ‘ringside seat’
Journalists privileged to be in the front row as history unfolds.
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.
A question of priorities
When governments fund football stadiums instead of children’s hospitals, philanthropists have to step in.
Why would anyone want to host the Olympics?
Few happy endings for recent Olympic host cities; but those hosting Canada Games tell a different story.
Beware dark corners in digital world
Trolls lurking in global village aim to spread chaos across cyberspace.
Managing stocks key to sport fishing success
When done right, fishing resource and business are totally sustaining.
Trouble in Trumpland puts America in serious peril
World hopes for less drama from The White House as many wonder, “How do we get to impeachment?”
Air travel not what it used to be
I’m coming up to the sixth anniversary of my last flight, and it may well be another six years before it happens again.
Still daydreaming about east-west power grid
Sensible solution would be to build transmission capacity across the provinces.
Prince Philip begins semi-retirement at 96
Duke of Edinburgh can look back on a fascinating life where he’s had the oddest job any of us can possibly imagine.
Defending the Minister of Defence
Harjit Sajjan’s problem was the use of the word ‘architect’ when describing his role on the battlefield.