Archive for May, 2007
War Art
Beverley Tosh
Bev Tosh captures the essence of what it is to be a war bride in 75 portraits on large wooden panels and four large works on canvas. These are paintings of the brides, just as they started on life’s biggest journeys, not just across oceans [...]
May 1, 2007, by Jennifer Morse
Health & Lifestyle
Our Master Cells
The fact that Jennifer Molson can now motor around Ottawa in a stick-shift car is something of a wonder–not because it’s a complex task, but because Molson was confined to a wheelchair just a few years ago.
Diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) in 1996 at the age [...]
May 1, 2007, by Natalie Salat
Memoirs & Pilgrimages
My Father’s Museum
Like heaven only knows how many other older Canadians, I have my own tiny war museum. I inherited it from my father, Charles Bruce. He was not a fighting man during World War II, but he saw some action.
As chief of the London bureau of the Canadian Press [...]
May 1, 2007, by Harry Bruce
