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“#Five things that likely won’t happen in 2021” The past year has proven that you never know what’s coming. But these things, you can probably rule out… 1. Trudeau rides the waves After losing a snap election, Justin Trudeau turns down a job at the United Nations to pursue his true passion in Tofino, B.C….
“#2021 is going to look very, very similar to 2020” Scott Gilmore: The pandemic isn’t suddenly going away, Trump will still be around and the decline of American democracy will continue. Happy New Year! My favourite poet is T.S. Eliot, mostly because I never took second-year English and he was about as far as I…
“#This awful year may have reset our ability to appreciate happiness” In October 2015, when Sarah Jackson was due to wed, the bride-to-be made one critical request of the chef hired to cater the reception—the spread had to include chicken wings. It was her fiancé Skylar Seale’s only ask (besides the declaration of consent), and…
“#A letter to the mom at the playground: Our casual chats meant more than I realized” Amil Niazi: By early May, only 48 per cent of Canadians over the age of 15 reported excellent or very good mental health, down 20 per cent from 2018. The loss of acquaintances may play a role in that…
“#Let’s not ‘cancel’ Baby Yoda” Marie-Danielle Smith: ‘You see, in the before times, we were able to extend the benefit of the doubt to a 16-inch-tall animatronic baby.’ There it is. The sad, diminutive cherry on top of the dumpster fire that has been this miserable year. Cancel culture has come for Baby Yoda. American…
“#Old man Trudeau enters a likely election year as the veteran politician” After Donald Trump had been defeated by president-elect Joe Biden, but before Trump had emotionally processed that fact, Justin Trudeau gave a press conference. The Prime Minister was asked whether he had spoken “too soon” in offering his congratulations to Biden and what…
“#Burying Sir John A. Macdonald” Mi’kmaq historian Daniel Paul believes that Sir John A. Macdonald’s days in the sun are numbered. Paul, 81, is the author of We Were Not the Savages, a landmark 1993 book that for the first time told the history of Atlantic Canada from the Mi’kmaq perspective. In the 1980s, Paul…
“#If anything will save us from the plight of 2020, it’s empathy” Michael Coren: We’ve seen evidence of it already. The very act of wearing a mask, for example, is a leap of empathy by thinking in the communal and behaving in the fraternal. Rev. Michael Coren is ordained in the Anglican Church of Canada….
“#2021 is the year electric blankets are cool again” Today’s plug-in blankets are not the overheating, fire-starting throws that gave your grandmother anxiety back in the day The urbanite spins a record on the turntable and shakes a cocktail under the soft light of an Edison bulb. Drive-in movie theatres are closed for the season,…
“#May 2021 be the year land is once again refuge for Indigenous people” Leanne Betasamosake Simpson: During the pandemic, Indigenous people reconnected to their land, embracing bush life and learning to live in community with each other in times of trouble Leanne Betasamosake Simpson is a Michi Saagiig Nishnaabeg writer, scholar and musician and is…