David Milgaard: Free at Last
David Milgaard — characterized as someone who became known for something he didn’t do — died suddenly in a Calgary Continue reading
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They Died While We Slept
Sorry about the lead. No, this post isn’t about an aging relative who quietly slipped away in the night. It’s a Continue reading
The Bells Are Ringing
It was a quiet, warm night in June 1990, and here I was, in southern Poland, on a reporting assignment for Continue reading
The Prison Breaker – From Gold To Bronze
A new TV streaming service, Discovery+, has released a docudrama series on US prison escape artist RICHARD LEE MCNAIR. As Author Continue reading
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
Snow Jobs
Welcome to every reporter’s conundrum: Who and what to believe when confronted with different versions of events. And so it is with Continue reading
Bob Layton Place?? 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
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