2-D or not 2-D

2-D or not 2-D

Sultan of SuWaNi (and former Centre Librarian) Dryan Tweedie put down his coffee-mug. “The first thing to realize is that Earth is really a reality show.” Felix Africa looked up and said, “Like, all the world’s a stage?” Chief MacBannock interjected, “Hmph.…

Reds and (Cordons) Rouges: Bennett and Skelton in Geneva

Reds and (Cordons) Rouges: Bennett and Skelton in Geneva

step of insisting that he, not Bennett, was the Canadian spokesperson at the key committee meeting on the Soviet candidacy. Skelton’s speech, as Bennett wished, took “a whack at the Rooshians,” making a frontal assault on the Soviet experiment in Communist rule.

Dar Es Salaam 1963

Dar Es Salaam 1963

DAR ES SALAAM 1963 by Tom Torrance, General Store Publishing House, 2010, $19.95

Klaus Goldschlag

Klaus Goldschlag

Editor’s Note: Klaus Goldschlag died on January 30th. Born in Berlin, he came to Canada in 1937 at the age of fifteen, adopted by Alan Coatsworth. He graduated from the University of Toronto and Princeton, studying oriental languages. He joined the Canadian…

Michael Rooney

Michael Rooney

Born Winnipeg, October 2, 1921. Died Ottawa, March 24, 2011, aged 89. Teacher, commentator and historian on Canada’s role in world affairs. Vigorous advocate of the cause of Palestine. Died of natural causes.

Peyton Vaughan Lyon

Peyton Vaughan Lyon

Born Winnipeg, October 2, 1921. Died Ottawa, March 24, 2011, aged 89. Teacher, commentator and historian on Canada’s role in world affairs. Vigorous advocate of the cause of Palestine. Died of natural causes.

Are Our Pensions At Risk? An Interview with Bernard Dussault

Are Our Pensions At Risk? An Interview with Bernard Dussault

Bernard Dussault est l’un des plus réputés spécialistes des pensions et du système canadien de retraite. Il a été actuaire en chef du gouvernement du Canada de 1992 à 1998 (relevant du Surintendant des institutions financières du Canada pour les questions autres…

DFAIT’s Global Security Reporting Program

DFAIT’s Global Security Reporting Program

Mot de la rédaction : Selon une blague usée, « renseignement militaire » serait la définition parfaite d’un oxymoron. Certains pourraient croire qu il en est de même de diplomatie et renseignement, mais, comme dans le cas de l’armée, c’est le contraire…