Corbyn and the Labour Party | What's Left
In a classic example of the people versus the elite, the Labour Party is in a slow moving coup. Whether the people can make it a revolution is yet to be seen.
Government needs to refocus and reinvest in Parks Canada | What's Left
Parks Canada seems to be ignoring its mandate and the Liberal government is not getting in the way.
BlackPride Photo Essay; Government needs to refocus and reinvest in Parks Canada; Corbyn and the Labour Party; Understanding the coup attempt in Turkey
Black Lives They Matter Here | #BlackPride Photo Essay; Government needs to refocus and reinvest in Parks Canada; Corbyn and the Labour Party; Understanding the coup attempt in Turkey
Understanding the attempted coup in Turkey | Citizens' Press
The political instability in Turkey is multifaceted. To understand the recent coup attempt in Turkey one needs to look at how the country fits into the broader region. The Justice and Development Party is a complex entity and its hold on power has implications far outside the boarders of Turkey.
Review: Patience by Daniel Clowes
Patience by Daniel Clowes is a graphic novel that combines a love story and time travel.
Review: 13 ways of looking at a fat girl by Mona Awad
In 13 portraits, Mona Awad paints a picture of a woman who struggles her whole life with body image and weight-loss.
Review: The Naturalist by Alissa York
I can thank my monthly book club for the discovery of The Naturalist by Alissa York, since I had not heard of either the book or the author.
Review: The Illegal by Lawrence Hill
The Illegal is the latest book by Canadian novelist Lawrence Hill. It tells the story of an elite runner, Keita, who finds himself in a country where he is undocumented.
Critique: Mort-Terrain de Biz
Mort-Terrain est le dernier roman de Biz, romancier et membre du groupe Loco Locass. L'histoire se déroule dans une petite communauté au Nord du Québec.