It’s rare that the Canadian media use the “G” word when talking about the abuses waged on First Nations People of Canada. Genocide. I applaud the the Toronto Star for doing so in its column by Phil Fontaine, Dr. Michael Dan, and Bernie M. Farber. It’s time that more and more media outlets took up […]

The summer edition of Trent Magazine has made it’s way out to the world. You can read the e-edition by clicking on the cover image. In this edition, we go the Canadiana route — we’re telling the stories of a Mountie out on “the Rock,” a big-time CBC decision maker, an unmuzzled Canadian scientist, a […]

You can find my article on family camping cookouts in the current online and print editions of Peterborough Kids, Lakeridge Kids, and Northumberland Kids. You can also read it right here. Here’s a snippet from the piece: Many of the magical memories of family camping trips occur during mealtime. Cooking around – and sometimes over […]

After 5 hours of intense air conditioning, the temperature in my 107-year-old home/office has dropped a measly but merciful 2 degrees… …which has probably burned about 128 dinosaur-fossil’s of coal and dammed a further 3 rivers in Northern Ontario to fuel my hydro consumption. Somewhere someone has revoked my hippie card. And there is now […]

Here’s my debut on the Outdoor Journal Radio Show. I’ll be back to co-host in the future — and I’ll be creating a few regular segments that I’ll be hosting as well. More on those once we get into production. Here is my intro to the show. I stick around afterwards to chime in from […]

Things have taken a turn for the busy here at Small Print. And there are some great television and radio gigs to keep things interesting. I’ve been taken aboard to write the scripts (on-location direction/narrative, post production voice-over, embedded ad material, etc.) for Fish’n Canada — Canada’s longest running and most-watched fishing/outdoors show on Global […]