Every year, Freedom to Read Week comes to an end and I feel like I have so many posts I could do left in the hopper. I thought
During past Freedom to Read weeks, I’ve noticed that everything starts to look like a Freedom of Expression issue. (That’s probably a good thing that we should keep
Every year during FTRW, I usually like to post one (potentially) offensive song (eg. a song with lots of swearing or controversial lyrics or whatever) because it makes
Given the hash tags I’m using for this post, I suspect there are going to be a couple different audiences for this post – those who are interested
As I have on this blog every year since 2007, I’m planning a week-long series of posts relating to the unofficial Haunakah (er, or week-long holiday of your
Freedom to Read Week starts next week but since a couple of my colleagues my colleagues were on CTV Morning Live today promoting RPL’s various offerings (including a
I’m not going to editorialize too much in this post. But I will say that I found it very revealing to see how the two MLA’s in the
I hope everyone had a Happy Family Day (as brought to you by the Sask NDP in 2007…although to be fair, the original and longest-standing Family Day in
Other than the fact that the scientist presenting this TED talk should know better than to hint that the complexity of human evolution as being so amazing that
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