James Miller Williams is not among Canada's most prominent historical figures, but he is among our most influential. In 1856, this carriage maker from Hamilton, Ontario, bought a failed asphalt mine on a small property in …
Lire le texteFour years ago, Andrew Nikiforuk wrote a remarkable book entitled Tar Sands: Dirty Oil and the Future of a Continent. He just as easily might have called it Tar Sands: Dirty Oil and the Future of a …
Lire le texteTen years after promising to fix the Senate and put an end to Liberal scandal and corruption, Stephen Harper and his Conservatives have now come to embody everything they opposed until they formed government. Instead, Harper’s legacy on the Senate is one of broken promises and failed policies. His 2006 election promise never …
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