I attended a presentation this week by Peabody Award-winning writer and broadcaster, Jowi Taylor, about his project Six String Nation. During the presentation Jowi explained how, in the weeks leading up to the 1995 Quebec Referendum, he was dismayed by … Continue reading
A colleague of mine is having an adventure of a lifetime at the moment – he’s cycling all the way across Canada to raise money for the Griffin Centre, a non-profit, charitable, mental health agency providing essential services to youth, … Continue reading
Well done to the Canadian Men’s Hockey Team on winning the gold medal tonight in their game against the U.S! As soon as the game ended, you could hear lots of cheering on the streets of our neighbourhood, along with … Continue reading
There’s not much blogging being done on my part, these days. My nephew and his girlfriend are visiting from the U.K. in a week’s time, so we’re busy preparing things for them and getting the house up to par. We … Continue reading
Isn’t it fascinating how a simple click can change one’s life? The World Wide Web has increased exponentially in size and complexity over the last 10 years, and back in 1999 it was already providing online users with an embarrassment … Continue reading
I was born in England, spent part of my childhood in Zambia and eventually immigrated to Canada. This is a blog about the news and events in my life, my interests in politics, religion, human rights, science, reason, and the odd post here and there about my cats.