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There is an absurdity to life that can be difficult to comprehend. There is an absence of purpose for why it exists, we exist, which we constantly seek answers to, and the net result is that we relentlessly look to create and find meaning to life.

While out for a drive this past weekend one of my sons asked why St. Albert would have an avenue named after a British Prime Minister. A curious question.

With the passing of Rob Ford last week, many people are commenting on the powerful support he got from many Torontonians, which he dubbed “Ford Nation.

There is an absurdity to life that can be difficult to comprehend. There is an absence of purpose for why it exists, we exist, which we constantly seek answers to, and the net result is that we relentlessly look to create and find meaning to life.

A high speed look at my latest painting, featuring a narrated excerpt from my forthcoming book of artwork, coming in 2017 from Renegade Arts Entertainment

Have you ever wondered what happens to a population or an individual when they see themselves as the victims of a lost war? In Canada, I grew up believing that England had treated the French colonists of Quebec extraordinarily fairly following the ba

The term privilege has become more and more commonplace amongst those engaged in social and political discussion.

“Over the decades, Alberta lost focus, they expected their resource boom never to end, failed to diversify their economy and lost control of government spending.

The meteoritic rise of the phenomenon known as Donald Trump gives strong support to my belief that many American voters are angry.

Not sure if its global warming or El Nino or some combination of the two, but this winter has had some very un-winter like days. Bright blue skies in winter usually come with super cold temperatures, but not this year.