“Dad is not a Killer!”
It was the summer of ’05 and Ashley White was a few months shy of her fourth birthday when her Continue reading
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The Spies That Decked Me
The man I’m writing about lived in my neighbourhood, in the West end of Edmonton, Alberta. Geographically speaking, we were 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
Five Dead; a Nation Wounded.
March 3, 2015, marked the tenth anniversary of the killing of four Alberta RCMP officers — the deadliest day in the Continue reading
Fish and a Dozen Roses
All high school reunions are cool, I suppose … but this one was beyond that — all because people put others ahead of themselves.
Dead Man Under a Pool Table
There’s a variety of beats for reporters: politics, education, health, aboriginal issues, environment, technology, aging movie stars … you name Continue reading
Broadcaster Ed Mason’s Heart Attack
One of North America’s premier police reporters dodged a bullet on Saturday night, 29 September 2012. Ed Mason of 630-CHED Continue reading
