“On the surface, this appears like a story about the search for Jordan. But it’s really about what we discovered while searching for him”
On Thanksgiving weekend, 2020, Greg Naterer’s 25-year-old son, Jordan, was reported missing while hiking in Manning Park, BC; he was a graduate student in engineering at UBC. Called By Mother Earth…
A Feast of Green
We’re coming up to St Patrick’s Day, which by tradition brings Sheila’s Brush; a snowstorm that follows on the heels of the saint’s day, one hopefully the last of the…
Happy International Women’s Day!
The suffragette-inspired celebration dates back to 1909, although marking it on this date came about in 1917. IWD is a national holiday in many countries, and has generally picked up…
Decidedly disinterested in Oscar buzz (“I feel like life is the prize,” Alice Walker once said), the author told me that she hopes the film prompts viewers to embrace “The Gospel According to Shug.”
BY Evelyn C White
In his early review of the epistolary novel that would later win the 1983 Pulitzer Prize in fiction, a New York book critic declared The Color Purple a work of…
Is a seal a fish?
We’ve often heard that none less than the Pope, or a pope, or the Bishop, or a bishop, decreed that seals were fish – not meat – opening a food…
Each story came from a grain of sand in my imagination: Rosalind GIll releases second collection of short fiction
Can you tell us a little about yourself? I’ve been fascinated by language all my life. I grew up in St John’s, attended Bishop Spencer College and did my BA…