This is a fascinating account of an event that took place in Jerusalem in the 8th century BC, at a time when the ...
By Mark Heffernan
Non-Fiction
When I go into a bank I get rattled. The clerks rattle me; the wickets rattle me; the sight of the money ...
By T. F. Rigelhof
As a columnist in the Montreal Mirror, Kristian Gravenor has been rooting out the city's dirty (and some ...
By Ian Ferrier
At a friend's funeral this summer we comforted each other by saying that she died just the way we'd like to go - ...
By Mary Soderstrom
At a friend's funeral this summer we comforted each other by saying that she died just the way we'd like to go - ...
By Mary Soderstrom
Marcel Trudel is an eminent Canadian historian who recently added the prestigious Prix du Québec to his many ...
By Louise Abbott
In 1998, a poll by the venerable Hockey News named the top 100 hockey players of all time. The top five ...
By Byron Ray Rempel
After a lull in actual spoken work performances, Montrealers have recently seen a spate of books devoted to the ...
By Maria Simpson
Émile Nelligan is an uneasy classic. His poems, even the clumsiest, seem to have been written from a timeless ...
By Eric Ormsby
An Israeli acquaintance once told me that he'd been on a ship that ran aground on the North Shore of the St. ...
By Louise Abbott
My husband jokes that it wouldn't be wise for genealogists to mess around in our family's past, because they might ...
By Mary Soderstrom
Negotiations for a Free Trade Area of the Americas at the Summit of the Americas in Quebec City last April took ...
By Jane McAslan