A summer business read that could change your life
How much more could you achieve in business and life if you just focused on doing fewer things?…
The unsung heroes of Waterloo
The Longest Afternoon, by historian Brendan Simms, provides depth, nuance and new insight…
Want to write a book and get published? Here’s what you need to know
Terry Whalin of Morgan James Publishing explains why the author is so important to the marketing process and why e-commerce alone won't get the job done…
Was Richard the Lionheart gay?
The debate is perhaps just a reflection of our modern obsessions and fails to put events in their proper historic perspective…
The rise and fall of a Native American empire
The Comanches were very adaptable and formidable. But nature, politics, economics and immigration eventually undid them…
The nationalist revival versus the globalist perspective
The ties that bind aren’t what they used to be – at least for some of us. For others, they are increasingly intense…
Endeavour’s voyage of enlightenment added a hemisphere to the world
And, according to author Peter Moore, the endeavour attitude is characterized by dreaming of our better angels, not by acquiring more stuff…
Building strong communities with education, innovation – and craft beer
James and Deborah Fallows hopscotched across America to understand what makes the best of Our Towns thrive…
One set of laws for all the only way to end racism in Canada
In his new book There is No Difference, Peter Best details a way to resolve Canada’s legal and social relations with its Indigenous…
Shop local: the value of an enriched human nudge
To make shopping local the norm, we need to think less about transaction efficiency and more about enjoyment…