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Saturday night was a strange television evening. On the last full day of Olympics, the CBC pre-empted prime time Olympic coverage for a rock concert.

The BBC Radio recently aired an interview with an artist, Tim Mann, on his latest project: to trace 10,000 people in one massive piece of art. The thesis is to outline persons of various backgrounds to demonstrate the Connectivity of Humanity.

High quality public places encourage civic engagement and social interaction and support economic vitality. – St. Albert Downtown Redevelopment Plan (DARP) It’s good to see that the St.

The media (and more specifically, journalists) are often referred to as The Fourth Estate, a term introduced in 1787 by Edmund Burke.

There is a movement afoot. It’s called “Take our children to the park and leave them there!” Let me back up.

The soon-to-be-opened Rogers Place has been a topic of much excitement in my household. My father regularly checks the construction progress on his iPad, which is typically met with an eye roll from my mother and I.

The games of the XXXI Olympiad are well underway.

The wave of attacks that have occurred this summer have made the debate over how to respond to terrorism more heated than ever, with calls for Canada and its allies to step up the fight against ISIS and other organizations.

Our climate is changing. It's warming at a rate unprecedented in human history, and the best scientific evidence we have says we're the cause of it. Big business knows it. Politicians know it.

What peculiarly interesting times we are going through.