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The Link – Friday, June 8, 2012
The drowning of two recent immigrants highlights the importance of water safety training, especially for newcomers. Lynn Desjardins reports; Producer Levon Sevunts introduces us to two hardy couples comfortably living off-the-grid in the wilderness of northern Canada; and, Terry Haig is in with a look at what’s making news in sports.
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Arts-Culture #41 (Sun Apr 07, 2013) Alberta illustrator Karon Argue
Karon Argue lives in High River, in the western prairie province of Alberta. She says she’s been drawing ever since she can remember, and as a graphic artist and...
Many Canadians risk high blood pressure
Calling it a coming tsunami, Hypertension Canada says up to half of Canadian baby boomers have high blood pressure or will develop it within the next few years. The...
Arts-Culture #40 (Sun Mar 31, 2013) author Shereen El Feki on her non-fiction look at intimate sexual life in Islam
Welcome to another edition of our arts report. This time around, we continue with coverage of non-fiction literature. I had the good fortune to read this new work...
Arts-Culture #39 (Sun Mar 24, 2013) Author Jerry Langton: The Notorious Bacon Brothers-inside gang warfare on Vancouver streets
Today on our arts segment, I speak to Canadian non-fiction author Jerry Langton. His new book is just out, and once again, he takes certain risks to get into the...
