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Recalling Wilson Nepoose

You do remember Wilson Nepoose, don’t you?  In the early 1990s, the Cree Indian was top news story in Canada Continue reading →

A Tale of Two Reporters

I recently spent some time with two veteran broadcasters, both radio reporters. One was a friend; the other, a foe. Continue reading →

Losing Your Mind

UPDATE: The subject of this story died in Edmonton on Sunday, March 14, 2021. It was the summer of 2014 Continue reading →

Back to the Future – Aussie Style

It was the ultimate impulse buy. One minute, an email from Air Canada touches down in my computer with a Continue reading →

Dead Man Under a Pool Table

Journalists have a variety of beats: politics, education, health, aboriginal issues, environment, technology, aging movie stars … you name it. Continue reading →

Don Hume – A Tribute

Every hamlet, village, town, city, megacity has “unsung” heroes, ordinary people who have done extraordinary, yet simple things … like helping others. This is a story about one such individual. Bet you know a few people just like him …

Canada Loses a Legendary Broadcaster

One of Canada’s broadcast legends passed away on Tuesday, 28 September 2021. Radio reporter Ed Mason, who turned 75 in Continue reading →

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