by Kayla Harrison I stand in front of my students and ask them if they want the world to change. I watch as hands go up across the classroom. I ask if they think they can change the world as they are now: this age, this stage of life, this classroom. Now. I get a […]

by Denise McQuiston I am looking into a new decade 2020. It’s like Orwell’s 1984, actual facts don’t matter in the slightest bit.     Mount Everest gets pushed higher, Antarctic ice gets thinner, the North Pole gets warmer and Miami floods three times a month. But never mind, climate change does not exist. Rampant […]

Dear Canada Post, I know a measly two cents doesn’t sound like much, but it’s another two cents and it’s another two cents on top of all the other cents you’ve added over the years.   And it has become too much.   The cumulative effect of the continual price escalation of a postage stamp in Canada […]