Twelve Dollar Man exceeds his Limit. Michael Pinkus.
Everybody's always searching for a bargain bottle of wine: one that doesn't break the bank and over-delivers, tasting great year in and year out. Other people I speak to are looking for their next ‘house wine.’ I have heard this term many times in the past; it refers to the wine people buy by the case, because "we love it,” "it's a good...
Signature Butter Tart Squares.
A Canadian staple, the butter tart square has earned annual holiday cookie tin status in many households. They are easier to make than individual tarts, yet they retain the sweetmaple creaminess we have come to expect from this dessert.
Makes one 8-inch (20 cm) square panYields 25 squaresPrep Time: 15 minutesCook Time: 45 minutesBase:1 cup (150 g) all-purpose...
Your Eclectic Autumn Road Trip. Marcia Masino Durham region and the Scarborough Bluffs are described as ‘nature oriented and unassuming.’ Yet where else in Ontario can you hear the whispers of World War II spies and POW camp prisoners, encounter a version of the Taj Mahal while driving down a country road, take photos in a Greek amphitheatre and an architectural graveyard, catch a glimpse of the...
Mini Art Galleries Bring Big Benefits to NorthumberlandAmanda Marsh
At the intersection of community connection and artistic expression lies a project that is small in size but large in heart. The Art Gallery of Northumberland (AGN) has partnered with community leaders to introduce Mini Art Galleries throughout the county. Six locations, stretching from Port Hope eastward to Brighton and north...
Woke Psychology and New Racism Jon Mills
What began as a social justice movement directed by empathy and compassion for those who have experienced racism, social inequality, and marginalization due to power differentials in social institutions and culture, has now devolved into a radical left political-social ideology bordering on authoritarianism wearing cloaks of virtue. There is no consensus...