Here, There: In U.S., NEA struggles to make the case for public funding

Aug. 5, 2011
In the U.S., the value of the National Endowment for the Arts can vary wildly, depending on who you ask.

Why the NRA's political tactics don't work in Canada

Aug. 5, 2011
The National Rifle Association is good at what it does. Good at mobilizing its members and good at lobbying Congress.

A ballast water battle

Jul. 11, 2011
Let’s say you’re the captain of a ship tied up at one of dozens of ports along the St.

Postcard: Lake Huron's shipwreck graveyard

Jun. 30, 2011
The Inverhuron Cemetery is a small pioneer cemetery dating back to the 1800s.It sits nestled in the aged trees in what is now a Provincial Park along the Canadian Coast of Lake Huron. It was once a town, until a fire in 1887 burnt every building to the ground.

Conservatives sweep Canadian elections

May. 4, 2011
Canada held federal elections on Monday, the fourth in seven years. But there won’t be one for a while now.

Understanding Canada's internment of Ukrainians during WWI

Dec. 17, 2010
Today, many know that during World War II, President Roosevelt signed an executive order that sent 120,000 Japanese-Americans to internment camps across the country.

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