E-commerce powerhouse looking to raise $167-billion
The Alibaba phenom is encouraging other similar startups, and underscores the growing success of the Chinese economy.
Crazy emotions over little bird leaving the nest
My meltdown caught me by surprise as we’ve been counting down the days to when our son would move out and take possession of his new home.
Human rights in Canada and the case of Omar Khadr
Dennis Edney recounts his experience defending Omar Khadr and discusses what this affair says about the state of human rights in Canada.
Embracing uncertainty and complexity in Northern Iraq
Winnipegger Devin Morrow speaks candidly about her experiences as a teacher in Northern Iraq and what the situation is like in this troubled region.
Canadian Museum for Human Rights – feat or failure?
A panel discussion debates whether building CMHR is a tour de force for our city and our country, or an act of cultural violence against the indigenous heritage of this land.
Mayoral forum focuses on social and environmental issues
The discussion had the most innovative format to date for getting clear answers from the participants. Watch the entire debate here.
Missing the smoke
Compared to national museums in Ottawa, the predictions may be accurate for the expected number of visitors to the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, but other figures don’t add up.
Experienced voter has tough time getting candidates’ info
She’s worked for candidates at all levels of government, and takes the act of voting very seriously. This is the first time she’s had to work this hard at finding a politician.
Driving on vegetables: Jon Isaak’s recycled-oil car
If you smell french fries nowhere near a fast food restaurant, you might think you’re imagining things. Or, you may discover a diesel car with the capacity to run on used vegetable oil has just driven by.
Your life in quarters
Some sage advice from an 88-year-old woman reveals that the only limit may be that there are no limits. The important thing is, you decide.