As the Queen celebrates her Platinum Jubilee, a Canadian artist reflects on his fine art book which pays tribute to her.
While the shattering Brexit vote of June had a deservedly chilling impact in Brussels and other European capitals, the grey suits have
As a second generation Canadian and descendant of Commonwealth parents, I know the answer to whether Canada and the Royals are right
Most divorces end bad and ugly, needlessly. Brexit’s fate is no different. After almost four decades Britain decided to walk out of
“Immigration played a role in the Brexit campaign”, reported The Wall Street Journal. Since there were only four percentage points between the
While last week’s U.K. election highlighted similarities between our system and Britain’s, this week marks the anniversary of Canadians setting themselves apart
The referendum for the independence of Scotland from the U.K. is behind us, but the fallout has yet to settle. The pro-independence
Last year we witnessed surprising riots and fire in the streets of Stockholm, largely perpetrated by young men whose families originated in
Politically-mobilized diaspora communities have the potential to act as “spoilers’” in conflict resolution and post-war reconciliation in their home countries, Sri Lanka’s
Thanks to Prime Minister Stephen Harper, “Committing Sociology” has acquired a certain cachet. “Add Committing Geography to the mix,” says Harald Bauder,