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Nahas on Alternative Medicine
I recently caught up with my old friend, Richard Nahas, an M.D. practicing alternative and integrative medicine in Ottawa. Since embarking on his career in 1994 Richard has accrued a panoply of...
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Bello on Climate Disruption
For those of us not tapped into the research of environmental non-profits, nearly all of our information on climate change tends to come by way of the mainstream media. Because of news filtering it’s...
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Liddle on Kluane National Park
BRENT LIDDLE, a wilderness guide from Haines Junction, Yukon has spent over three decades exploring one of the most remote corners of North America. Between 1975 and 2002 he served as an interpretive...
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Hallak on ‘Beit Beirut’
One of the few remaining structures bearing the scars of Lebanon’s fifteen year civil-war (1975-1990) is Beirut’s Barakat Building. This once stately and aristocratic edifice straddles a key...
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Griffin and Tyrrell on Meaning, Mysticism and Mental Health
While in England recently I had the opportunity to meet with psychologists Joe Griffin and Ivan Tyrrell – the originators of the Human Givens school of psychotherapy. At the core of their approach is...
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Auld on Circumskiing Mount Logan
Last spring I spent a week with a group of mountaineers at a remote glacier camp in Yukon’s St. Elias Range near the base of Mount Logan, Canada’s highest peak. Sometimes referred to as “Canada’s...
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Adnan Khan on the Rickshaw Circus
Canadian journalist, and friend, Adnan Khan, has been covering South Asia and Middle East for over a decade. When not traipsing around Turkey, his home turf, the Maclean’s correspondent can usually be...
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