Appropriation isn’t a crime, it’s natural cultural evolution
Cultural appropriation is how people learn. We take the most useful information we come across and pass it on to our children…
Does federal panel pose a threat to net neutrality in Canada?
By early 2020, we’ll know what the members think the government should do to modernize decrepit legislation…
The unsung heroes of Waterloo
The Longest Afternoon, by historian Brendan Simms, provides depth, nuance and new insight…
Want to write a book and get published? Here’s what you need to know
Terry Whalin of Morgan James Publishing explains why the author is so important to the marketing process and why e-commerce alone won't get the job done…
Shaw Communications selling stake in Corus Entertainment
Deal worth about $548 million to close on May 31…
Localized and personalized: how to keep culture relevant
The world of arts and culture offers lots of examples of gross expense and imported notions of what’s important. But there are alternatives…
The thrilling days of cliff-hanger serials
From Congo Bill to Zorro, they were fertile ground for a youngster's imagination as we waited for next week's derring-do…
Notre Dame inferno a towering metaphor for modern society
A building like the great cathedral casts us moderns, who think we’re so smart, in a pallid light…
Where the music industry congregates online
Shawn Wilson talks about how Muzooka works for more than 1.5 million artists and the industry built around them…
Kidoodle offers safe alternatives for family viewing
President Neil Gruninger wants to create a YouTube alternative for families, content producers and family brands…