Canadian feminist lawyer and women’s advocate
Recommendations for summer reading usually focus on lighter books. I know I have a tendency to use the warm, sunny weather as an excuse to speed read my way through mysteries and thrillers, setting aside more serious reading for gloomier Continue reading Summer reading with substance
I officially entered senior citizenry (or, as one friend calls it “the brown envelope club,” even though Old Age Security payments no longer arrive in the mail) earlier this week. I could tell you that I celebrated that occasion by Continue reading On reaching 65
The first time I saw a whale was in Tadousac, Quebec. My partner and I had stopped for the night on our way to a friend’s house in Riviere-au-Tonnere, farther up the north shore. After a long day in the Continue reading “A timeless moment”
Every summer from the time I can remember, my parents would load up the car with camping gear, kids and dog and off we would go. Often, we camped as a means to get to a destination; most frequently, travelling Continue reading Camping? Not for me!