Evaluating 40 Years of Journalism

  How does a reporter evaluate 40 years of their work? Is the answer found in news stories, TV and Continue reading →

An Uncensored Story About Censorship

Censorship has existed for an eternity, and it wouldn’t be surprising if censors put in extra overtime before the Holy Continue reading →

Do Not Trust the ‘Legacy’ Media. Trust Your Gut.

That’s right. Don’t trust ’em. Be your own editor. Evaluate information from as many sources as possible and decide if Continue reading →

David Milgaard: Free at Last

David Milgaard — who became known for something he didn’t do — died suddenly in a Calgary hospital on Sunday Continue reading →

The Spies Who Decked Me

The man I’m writing about lived in my neighbourhood, in the west end of Edmonton, Alberta. Geographically speaking, we were close, only Continue reading →

Unmasked: Mr. Goalie

On January 7, 2026, one of the greatest hockey goalies of all time died at a hospital in Stony Plain, Continue reading →

Our Legal System : Proceed With Caution

October 2nd marks a peculiar international commemoration: Wrongful Conviction Day, set aside to remember men and women who were done in by Continue reading →

Revolution!! Alberta Style

On Tuesday, 5 May 2015 Albertans elected their first New Democratic Party Government. Under the leadership of 51-year-old Rachel Notley, the NDP Continue reading →