By Jean-Pierre Allard Lost amongst all the success stories of power and glory we read are the ones about the less fortunate people who have miserably struck out like the fictitious hero in Casey At The Bat. No joy in Mudville then, they wrote. None either for today’s MVPs (Most Vulnerable Persons), such as the...
Book Review: Ruth Latta’s A Striking Woman By June Coxon Although Ottawa novelist Ruth Latta’s most recent book with the creative title A Striking Woman is an historical novel, woven among the author’s imaginative tale are many events that actually happened during the early days of trade unions and leading up to the 1970s. As well...
