Prior to GPS, I would get lost because when my wife, reading the TripTik we ordered from CAA, would tell me to “turn left on Beaver Street and then keep right on South Center Street” I would not believe her and just keep going….
MoreWhile it’s a small sample – 745 Ontarians and 235 Albertans – its findings are intriguing. The survey defines road rage as “honking, flashing lights, obscene gesturing, tailgating, slamming brakes, colliding into another vehicle intentionally, rolling down the window to yell at or cutting…
MoreOne day, however, if all goes well and you are very, very fortunate, there comes a different kind of drop-off, one often made by automobile. There will be no pick-up, at least for a while. By this time, the children are no longer little….
MoreI am in favour of toll roads. So are Americans. Their argument for toll roads is that they keep taxes down and sustain infrastructure. Maybe that’s why Canadians are so opposed. A country whose national identity is based on “not” being American must take…
MoreCyclists. Drivers. Pedestrians. They have a strained relationship. Read any news story and you’ll hear how poorly they get along. It’s war. This is a strange phenomenon, given that all three fit in the category “people.” But that’s what labels do. They split us….
MoreSocial media howled at the latest instalment of Autopilot outrage. It showed the driver of a Tesla, in what appeared to be a state of deep slumber, motoring along the Queen Elizabeth Way in southern Ontario while the vehicle used Autopilot to navigate. Of course,…
Moref you want to play, you’ve got to pay. You won’t find this philosophy written in the margins of our Charter of Rights and Freedoms, nor carved into the base of the Statue of Liberty, but it permeates most of our post-capitalist-midday-Marxist-pre-apocalypse society. Congestion…
MoreThere are trips and there are drives. Trips are made back and forth without much fanfare. You make a “trip” to the store. Drives leave an impression. Drives are tied to an occasion or special destination. You’ll always remember the first time you drove…
MoreAt first, Catherine Davis thought some kids had played a prank. On the front lawn of her Riverdale home were two piles: one a pile of thirty severed hands, the other a pile of thirty severed feet. Seated in a plastic chair at the…
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A Keen Soldier: The Execution of Second World War Private Harold Pringle
A Keen Soldier: The Execution of Second World War Private Harold Pringle
A Keen Soldier: The Execution of Second World War Private Harold Pringle
A Keen Soldier: The Execution of Second World War Private Harold Pringle
Post Cycling Stress Disorder