I hope you will gain a new appreciation for the complexity of a country that, against many odds, has become a beacon of civilization in our modern times.
More home jamming
Most of us who like to cook have items that we never buy ready-made: on the top of that list, for me, is jam.
Noodling with veggies
Zucchinis can grow to the size of baseball bats: this “pasta” recipe makes good use of these monster veggies.
Building a tower of giraffes
Giraffes apparently demand company. Once you have one, someone spots it and gets you another. And another.
Good fences make good gardens: photo gallery
In a walk around Cabbagetown, you’ll notice a wonderful interplay of fences and flora.
City farms for city markets
As his tagline says, he’s “fighting for financial independence with a backyard garden.”
My Canada, 150/150: Modern by design
Centennial celebrations launched a new atmosphere in Canada: open and interested, multicultural and confident.
My Canada, 149/150: Trawna’s crossroads
TRAH-na by local pronunciation, Toronto by name, is North America’s fourth-largest city and Canada’s biggest urban experiment.
