Lorne Cardinal wins August Schellenberg Award
Lorne Cardinal turned down a role in the popular television series North of 60 to attend theatre…
Was Oliver Cromwell the Great Satan?
When last week’s column referred to Oliver Cromwell as the “Great Satan,” my tongue was…
Sound engineer for Prince to talk about brilliant partnership
Susan Rogers needed just one more lucrative gig to go back to school. It wasn’t…
Revisiting the TV shows of my youth
Most of us have been busy during COVID-19 with work and family. Fortunately, I recently…
Julius Caesar’s assassins paid the price
English author Peter Stothard’s latest book is called The Last Assassin: The Hunt for the…
Memories of Walter Reuther, an American labour giant
Amity Shlaes’ Great Society is a chronicle of the United States in the mid-20th century.…
The perpetual fascination with Robin Hood
As historical figures go, Robin Hood is a source of perpetual fascination. Mind you, I…
How compassion makes businesses money
Michael was my mentor when it comes to compassion. His heart always went out to…
The past isn’t a script set down in stone
For her book Talking Stones: The Politics of Memorialization in Post-Conflict Northern Ireland, Elisabetta Viggiani…
At 90, Thomas Sowell remains one of a kind
Thomas Sowell celebrated his 90th birthday this summer by publishing his 56th book. Entitled Charter…