PomoChristian

Maybe its because I’m reading Jack Granatstein’s Who Killed Canadian History right now, but Elizabeth May’s comment on WWI struck a nerve:
was reminded immediately of one of my father’s stories (he is a dedicated amateur historian). In the lead up to the German assaults in the First World War, the military strategists realized they should [...]

Here’s my letter published in today’s Thunder Bay Chronicle Journal:
I had a good chuckle reading Richard Gwyn‘s comedy piece about Stephane Dion‘s new carbon tax idea (“Dion‘s national program brings hope,” Home and Away, June 30). Only a columnist from Toronto could try and pass off a program designed to redistribute money from energy [...]