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In the spring of 1973, a fresh-faced graduate looking only for steady work-not a steady income, let alone a ...
By Adam Goldman
One of the many good things to be said for Claude Arbour is that the title of this book is the only egotistical ...
By Ted Smith
It's not necessarily the contents of your resume that determine how your life will pan out. Something as simple as ...
By David Ravensbergen
A nine-year-old explained the difference between watching television and listening to an oral storyteller: "When I ...
By Joan Eyolfson Cadham
Thomas D'Arcy McGee, one of the Fathers of Confederation, was murdered by a Fenian outside his lodgings on Sparks ...
By Margaret Goldik
The old adage "the personal is political," once a rallying cry for second-wave feminism, continues to serve as a ...
By David Ravensbergen
It's a measure of just how central Mordecai Richler was to the Canadian cultural landscape, and of how much he is ...
By Ian McGillis
This biography of Fred Taylor-the lesser known younger brother of the famous Canadian entrepreneur, E.P. Taylor ...
By Mark Heffernan
Ulla Ryghe's memoir chronicles 30 years spent behind the scenes of the film industry, recalling her transition ...
By Linda Besner
A few weeks ago I visited a Mile End fishmonger. On beds of gleaming ice flanking the squid I was tempted to ...
By Louise Fabiani
Art Corriveau's follow-up to his debut novel, Housewrights, is a collection that brings together a cast of ...
By Dan Gillean