As I waited in line for my second dose of vaccine earlier this week, I was struck by how much faith and hope we, collectively, have invested in this process. The vaccines have been developed and mass produced in record Continue reading Looking for hope (part 13)→

Kingston, like other cities across Canada, has been engaged in discussions about what to do with the many symbols of white colonialism that dot the community. As the home – however short-lived – of John A. Macdonald, there are plenty Continue reading Looking for hope (part 12)→

Hope is buried more deeply some weeks than others. My morning walks over the past several days have been slow, and not just because of the weight of the humidity. Early in the week, I mulled over the largely rhetoric-filled Continue reading Looking for hope (part 11)→

Last week, I challenged all of you to answer 10 questions about your neighbourhood and promised to share my answers with you. Without a doubt, I was able to answer more questions, and in greater detail, than I could have Continue reading Looking for hope (part 10)→