The ones still out here, gloved around their cups, breath visible over the espresso, blanket across the knees like passengers on some slow northern crossing, have all made the same calculation and ...

The tacos were lovely, and hit the spot on a cold rainy night; the carlota moves into contention as “favourite Charlottetown ...

A victory for progressive values, for science, for data, for compassion, for gender equity. I’m proud, so proud, to live in a city that’s moved—finally!—beyond the same old same old and fully embraced ...

If you zoom way in to the mark on top you will see that it reads “Stephenson Blake,” which identifies the British foundry ...

From Comparative Literature As Core Need In Desk Research and AI As Tool by Ton Zijlstra: Put together it spells to me that when I am doing some deskresearch shining a better light on literary ‘dark ...

Last month I set and printed a “certificate of authenticity” that Lisa can attach to her relief prints. I’m happy with the result; it was a fiddly job. One of the fiddlier fiddly parts was figuring ...

As I wrote earlier, it was fortuitous that among Catherine Hennessey’s collection of things was a line rule box from The Guardian. I happened to need one. I filled it up this morning with leading, ...

I was walking to the public library this morning, past Province House. Newly-elected Green Party member Tayte Willows walked by me, and for a moment, everything felt right in the world.

Craig Mod writes about hearing Matthew Dicks speak about storytelling: The other takeaway from Matthew’s talk was people tend to “report” stories rather than tell them. So they report what happened ...

A casual mention in conversation with my friend John Flood this afternoon led me to learn that the 1925 telephone directory for the Town of Cochrane, Ontario is digitized and is online. There are ...

From How to Travel by The School of Life: What we can feel at such moments is a basic pleasure at encountering ‘otherness’: practices, customs, habits and vocabularies that are strikingly at odds with ...

I’ve been blogging for 27 years now. Give or take, blogging has been a thing for just a bit longer than that. Over that quarter century of this new medium, we’ve developed precious few tools that ...