Opinion

Generosity, justice and the basic income guarantee
I was talking about the basic income guarantee to a couple of friends and one of them commented on how… Continue reading “Generosity, justice and the basic income guarantee”

Hospice core training: A volunteer opportunity
Caring and compassion have always been trademark qualities of the many people who volunteer with the Community Care Health and… Continue reading “Hospice core training: A volunteer opportunity”

Faster, higher, stronger: The life of Lindsay’s Kyung-Ae Lee
Citius, Altius, Fortius ( “Faster, Higher, Stronger”) Olympic Motto Maybe, like me, as you watched the glorious spectacle that was… Continue reading “Faster, higher, stronger: The life of Lindsay’s Kyung-Ae Lee”

Books that matter (to librarians); what books matter to you?
Every reader their book. Every book its reader. From S.R. Ranganathan’s Five Laws of Library Science (1931) Sure, libraries have… Continue reading “Books that matter (to librarians); what books matter to you?”

Fleming College attracts student from India who may now want to grow roots in Canada
If you drop in to Hill’s Florist & Greenhouses, a family business with deep local roots and extensive community connections,… Continue reading “Fleming College attracts student from India who may now want to grow roots in Canada”

The flu shot: Let’s work together in herd-like fashion
I get the flu shot every year. Without fail. I’m loyal to it, the way I’m loyal administering only mayonnaise… Continue reading “The flu shot: Let’s work together in herd-like fashion”

Canadian Armed Forces takes mental health approach we could all use
To become an elite level athlete it’s a conventional belief that you need to train. Professional athletes, for instance, dedicate… Continue reading “Canadian Armed Forces takes mental health approach we could all use”

