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Patriots Day – The footage of the Boston marathon runners approaching the final lap as bombs explode beside them is seared on our collective memory and the thought of revisiting that tragic moment is difficult. But writer director Peter Berg and producer star Mark Wahlberg handle the attack and …
Continue Reading about Love, Shock, Sex and The Works – This Week in Movies and TV, by Anne Brodie
The War on Drugs has been a failure. It has not succeeded in its main goal: to end the drug trade. Rather, it has created an illicit market with huge social and economic costs to society: unjust incarceration, an untaxed industry run by thugs, tainted substances, and exploited children. But there …
Continue Reading about Off The Street: Legalizing Drugs by Bill Bogart
When healthcare professionals and their patients think of quality care, it’s likely that storing and charting patient information are among the last things on their minds. At first glance, it’s administrivia of the most basic kind. And while this formal documentation is integral to any …
Continue Reading about Can you teach an old dog new tricks? By Heather Shantora, CEO, InnoCare
Bright Lights The heart breaking nearly simultaneous deaths of Carrie Fisher and her mother Debbie Reynolds marked a poetic, but sad end. They were “married” to each other in a sense, each single after multiple marriage fails, connected, intimate next door neighbours for decades. Spend a warm two …
Continue Reading about A Stellar Week at the Movies and on TV, Quality Over Quantity | Anne Brodie
MOSTLY SUNNY opens January 13 Toronto, Vancouver, Ottawa, Calgary and Halifax! Available in Canada January 10, exclusively on iTunes and simultaneously in the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, Spain, France, Australia, Brazil and Latin America. Sunny Leone’s is the story of single- …
Continue Reading about Mostly Sunny by Dilip Mehta | Interview by Anne Brodie
