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I’ve been meaning to acknowledge a Canadian Woman of the Year on What She Said for some time now, but, like many of you, I’m juggling a lot and honestly, time just got away from me. Who would even notice, I rationalized, since I’ve never done this before. I figured I’d just wait until next year. But …
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A family survived an earthly holocaust living in a salt mine - an extremely well appointed, art treasure trove museum of the best art – salt mine. They’ve been there twenty years and made a policy never to give food or shelter to beggars who come by, as has happened, because every time they offered …
By Anne Brodie Greek mythology comes vividly to life in Uberto Pasolini’s the Return in theatres today. It tells the story of King Odysseus (Ralph Fiennes) 1200 years before Christ’s birth who left Ithaca to fight the Trojan War on mainland Greece. For reasons that are not made clear beyond …
Continue Reading about Myth, Mystery, Murder, Merriment – What to Squeeze In This Weekend!
Delay. Deny. Depose. These words, etched in bullet casings, are rightfully sending chills down spines in America today after the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in Manhattan. For Canadians, they should offer a warning. Our healthcare system, long a source of national pride, is under …
Continue Reading about Deny. Delay. Depose. Death. A Wake-Up Call for Canadians
By Anne Brodie The Martin Scorsese-produced doc Beatles ’64 is a wonderful holiday treat for music lovers and historians. Of course, he did it with a little help from his friends Ringo Starr and Paul McCartney, the surviving members of the most influential rock band ever. John Lennon was …
