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Last November, university presidents from across sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ gathered in Toronto to debate a proposed overhaul of the university sport system and to halt the exodus of elite athletes who are Canadian high-school grads moving to American schools.

Somewhere in the sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ Conservative Party, there’s a statistics geek with a taste for macroeconomic bafflegab who’s managed to hijack their election platform. Leader John Cummins unveiled part of it last week, more on Monday.

Week 9 - What did I learn this week - 1. Sometimes you don't just have bad day you have a bad week :( 2. I need to stay in more hotels to replenish my supply of stolen mini soaps and shampoos etc. 3.

Every 60 seconds, two children are sold into sex trafficking — 1.2 million children are trafficked annually for the purposes of sexual exploitation.

In this land of peace, order and good government, submitting to laws, regulations, absolute bans on a lot of things and limitations on practically everything else is a national characteristic.

My math grade was always the lowest on my report cards. It was always fine, but it was always the lowest. I remember one year my mom suggested, astutely, that maybe I just didn’t want to excel at math.

A New Democratic Party candidate knocked on Martyn Brown’s door the other day. In the old days, that would be the equivalent of a little Ewok meeting up with Darth Vader. The old Martyn Brown would have lasered him up one side and down the other.

Some day, our hilltop house could be waterfront property. It won’t happen soon — certainly not in this century, and maybe not even this millennium. However, if global warming continues, the surf may indeed break at the bottom of our driveway.

There is a noisy restlessness to our culture. We experience a constant push to create, perform, and make things happen.

The outlook for most of sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½â€™s 15 remaining mountain caribou herds is bleak.