Opinion

By Alison Calder Published by Jackpine Press
Review $30 ISBN 978-1-927035-21-4 Into the laboratory we go: the 14 poems in established writer and Winnipeger Alison Calder’s Connectomics are like little scientific explosions of light.

Ruth Owen Whitelegg trained as an RCAF photographer and left behind an album filled with fascinating snapshots of her days on an air training base. To see more from News-Optimist columnist Elinor Florence, click here: Wartime Wednesdays.

Assisted dying Bill C-14 better than alternatives

Keystone XL is already a good deal for the U.S.

A well-crafted and unique selling position will determine how people view the success of your company. FedEx, for example, created a unique selling position: "Federal Express: When it absolutely, positively has to be there overnight.

As I write this, there are 16 days left for Canadian citizens to express to the federal government their opinions and concerns in regard to the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade pact, which has already been negotiated and is awaiting parliamentary appr

We are a long way from identifying definitive biomarkers to illness and personalized gene therapies are likely generations away

ShlleyA Map in my Blood By Carla Braidek Published by Thistledown Press $17.

The other day, I went to pick up our new lawnmower from the local depot for a large catalog/online retailer. I don’t want to say the name, but if you are crafty, you would figure it out.

Last week I attended the Three Lakes Avengers Athletic Awards banquet in Middle Lake and this week I will be attending the Humboldt Collegiate Institute Athletic Awards banquet.