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The Brady Bunch – During the early 1970s, my Friday night TV viewing habits were fixed on one network and one

The Poop Diaries – I always liked helping people, which is one reason I became a plumber, writes Andy, a plumber

Criss Cross by James Patterson – Alex Cross, the Washington, D.C. police detective who is the flagship protagonist of mega best-selling

Elton John – Me – The year of 1973 was a good year for me, especially when it came to appreciating

For the past dozen years, the first Book Banter column of the new year always meant taking one last look at

Through so many literary and publishing trends, good and bad books, literary blockbusters and forgettable duds, my passion for reading and

The subtitle to this newly-released biography of legendary NHL coach Scotty Bowman reads as A Hockey Life Like No Other. And it

Catch and Kill – Probably the biggest news story of this decade was the downfall of Hollywood movie mogul Harvey Weinstein,

In the days when print newspapers reigned, it was not uncommon for an aspiring reporterâ€™s first assignment at the newspaper that

For many North Americans, when you think of Greek food, souvlaki, yero, doner, feta cheese and moussaka usually come to mind.

The art of complaining is a rather doubled-edged sword. How do we raise our voices effectively to get what we want

Back in the mid and late 1980s, I spent my Sunday mornings at the old CJAD studios on 1411 Fort Street,

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