Pope Francis Had Published his Autobiography a few Weeks Before He Passed Away
Pope Francis originally intended this exceptional book to appear only after his death, but the needs of our times and…
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Dick Pound: Game-Changer
By Rob Lutes The Olympic swimmer who built the Olympic Games into a multi-billion-dollar enterprise also fought corruption within the movement and doping in sport everywhere The longest-serving member of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), Dick Pound is a…
Sylvia Tyson: Remembering the Good Times
By Peter Feniak Over the six decades of her career, the singer-songwriter has become a Canadian music icon Did…
Louise Penny’s Great Big Heart
By Caroline Fortin Good Times got a warm welcome when we visited the famous mystery writer at her elegant…
Steven Pinker: Here’s the Good News
By Rob Lutes This cognitive psychologist and bestselling author argues that despite what we see on the news, things…
Ken Dryden and the Brain Class
By Peter Feniak The Hockey Hall of Famer is always looking for something interesting to do; fortunately, he finds…
Bruce Cockburn: Staying Open
By Rob Lutes One of Canada’s finest songwriters and performers reflects on some of the origins and inspirations that…
R.H. Thomson: Letters Home
By Peter Feniak Eight great-uncles went off to fight in the First World War; only one came through unscathed. In…
Stephen Brunt: Sports Matters
One of Canada’s foremost journalists and authors reflects on the importance of sports, words, and community By Rob Lutes …
I’m your man: How Leonard Cohen’s life, poetry and song make him a prophet of love in a particularly dark midwinter
By Matthew Robert Anderson, Concordia University Photo: Denis Courville; Fonds La Presse (BAnQ) Leonard Cohen is hardly the first…
