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Canada’s Cocktail turns 50 this year! To mark this milestone, Canadians representing every province and territory have shared their personal Caesar

American Prison – Back in 1887, New York World reporter Nellie Bly did something unprecedented for a story that would deal

When Anna Porter arrived in Canada in 1968, first fleeing the violent revolution in her native Hungary in 1956 and then

If you were a high school student in Canada during the 60s, 70s and 80s, and more of a straight-A geek

Since 2008, the first Book Banter column of the new year always meant taking one last look at the year before

Fear: Trump in the White House – Since the beginning of this year, which marked the first anniversary of Donald Trump

Cafe Stories – There is nothing like how a simple cup of coffee can have such power to be a catalyst

Meant To Be by Roslyn Franken – Roslyn Franken, a native Montrealer who is an author and motivational speaker, has an

My Fatherâ€™s Store and Other Stories – Stories of the immigrant experience to North America over the past 175 years â€“

The Making of the October Crisis – On the morning of October 5, 1970, senior British trade commissioner to Montreal James

Bibliophile – Over the past 20 years or so, there has been an ever-growing trend of appreciating books. Not just the

Kaptain Robbie Knievel, iconic daredevil and son of legendary stunt performer Evel Knievel, is keeping busy in 2019. Knievel is set

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