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From "Born to Roll" to "Fire it Up" Johnny Reid has been gaining fans all over North America. Before heading out on a cross-Canada tour, he visited The Link to talk about coming to Canada from...
Growing up in Calgary's tiny black community, writer and author Cheryl Foggo was obsessed with cowboys. She knew the name of John Ware, a well-known figure in the history of Alberta ranching....
Award-winning author Richard Gwyn talks to Marc Montgomery about his two-volume biography of Sir John A. Macdonald, the man many credit with laying the foundation of the Canada we know today. As...
Columnist Victor Nerenberg introduces us to Johnny May, the first native-Canadian pilot in the eastern Arctic, and an inductee in the Aerospace Hall of Fame of Quebec.
Marc Montgomery speaks with Carleton University history professor Paul Litt about ‘Elusive Destiny’ his compelling biography of Canada's 17th Prime Minister, John Napier Turner.
Canada's Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird has told Palestinian leaders they should resume peace talks with Israel without pre-conditions. He also said they should abandon efforts to win...
Calgary-based playwright and librettist John Murrell is back with a new play, Taking Shakespeare. And not only has he written the piece, he is also co-starring in it after an absence of more than...
It’s taken a while to set in, but winter has well and truly arrived in Canada, forcing us here in the Great White North to pull out our long underwear and put an extra layer of warmth between...
Lead, Compete and Connect on the World Stage: that's the mission statement for Concordia University's John Molson School of Business MBA International Case Competition, which was held last week in...
In today's Biblio-file, Priscila Uppal discusses Wayne Johnson's newest novel, A World Elsewhere, the story of an eccentric millionaire who constructs a bizarre mansion complex called Vanderland,...