What a relief to see Tim Walz emerge on the national stage, “who embodies the earnest, humane, rural people who shaped me and the prairie populism that shaped the progressive foundations of the Great Plains,” writes @Sarah_Smarsh.
Read: https://t.co/u1ymW7Jgpe
Alex Rodriguez asked a question. Reggie Jackson answered it.
(Shouts to the producer and rest of the desk for staying out of Reggie’s way and just letting him talk. I doubt they expected this answer. But it’s a great few minutes of television.)
In a new series of short essays, the legendary writer John McPhee reflects on the writing life: typos, teaching, and protecting his literary legacy. https://t.co/jbaAS0702x
Today I am speaking my language, Anishininiimowin, for the first time in the Ontario Legislature. Join me in celebrating Indigenous languages and our ways of life. #ONpoli https://t.co/G9ysd9O3Kh
Some things people need to understand about Pierre's approach to scrums. First, it takes enormous ego and boundless disdain to confidently pursue his approach. Most people would wither under the stress of playing the game he is playing. They would worry about looking the fool. /1
If you grew up in a small town on the prairies, reading this book is like discovering a parallel universe hidden in plain sight…exploding myths, misconceptions and prejudices. And incredibly moving.
Our book, VALLEY OF THE BIRDTAIL: AN INDIAN RESERVE, A WHITE TOWN, AND THE ROAD TO RECONCILIATION, is now on sale:
CAN: https://t.co/a8iCeNl0Ko
US: https://t.co/2eApuO8mkj
AUDIO: https://t.co/roOVJ798hZ
It is a labour of love and anger. Let me tell you a bit about it: (1/14)
@StoboSniderman @UofTLaw @HarperCollinsCa@WCA_LitAgency One of the best books I’ve read in a long time, a moving exposé of the parallel universes settler and Indigenous people have experienced, through the microscope of two small communities in Manitoba. Brilliant.
#valleyofthebirdtail
@parisreview It's hard to believe that such an accomplished writer, where every word tells, could have struggled like this.
She was human.
"I often wonder, when I look at these first drafts, if there was any point in doing this at all."
#alicemunro
Along with @BillWaiser's Cheated and James Daschuk's Clearing the Plains, Stephen R. Bown's Dominion: The Railway and the Rise of Canada, form a troika that illuminates the sad, shameful corruption, violence and blatant exploitation of our Indigenous people.
“Bown interrupts descriptions of breathtaking exploits with sections on the misery caused by those steel tracks punching across the continent.”
Inside the Jan|Feb issue: @CharlotteJGray reviews “Dominion” by Stephen R. Bown, published by @doubledayca.
https://t.co/txvI9h5zMl
On #MothersDay I stumble across @cessieannross’s heart-rending essay on motherhood and career, and I think of my mother, married in ’62, artistic, a dancer, what she would’ve done had she set out on her own rather than devote herself to us, her kids.
https://t.co/JnB4vwFqua
Deepest condolences to the Young family on the passing of @PGAofOntario, @pgaofcanada and Ontario Golf Hall of Famer Sam Young. A gentleman of the highest order, a passionate and devoted coach, a proud and successful businessman.
@ShelburneGCC
https://t.co/rQdo9zpGzS
The West is always in motion, a place of constant change and contradiction. This May, we're bringing you stories that capture that spirit. 🌊
Ditigal issue now live: https://t.co/OVyqwrRwvP
Recommend watching April 22nd Mark Carney speech:
-We are living through a “hinge moment” of history.
-Poilievre reminds him of Brexiters and their “broken Britain” message that delivered “Argentina on the Channel” instead of “Singapore on the Thames.” https://t.co/aDHh7Mdb5U