Jabs and Jobs
Man. Aren’t these trying, divisive times? Look at the hornet nest we’ve knocked down. And for that, we can thank Continue reading
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Snow Jobs
Welcome to every reporter’s conundrum: Who to believe when confronted with different versions of events. And so it is with Continue reading
Bob Layton Place?? Hey, Why Not?
Okay, if not ‘Place,’ then how about Bob Layton Drive, Road, Street … or Bob Layton Way? There are many options …
Is Journalism Dead?
The 2020 US election drew worldwide attention with one party claiming victory while the other alleged election fraud — not Continue reading
The Spies That Decked Me
The man I’m writing lived in my neighbourhood, in the west end of Edmonton, Alberta. Geographically speaking, we were close; Continue reading
The Law Court’s Secret Porn Star
It’s never easy chasing these ‘delicate’ stories. When big rocks get overturned, dirty secrets can be uncovered … Reporters sometimes Continue reading
The Good Doctor and Me
It’s been a strange relationship to say the least. The good doctor and I have known each other for nearly 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
