Michael Latter: Manitou Chronicles Michael Latter who ended up as the editor of the Dryden newspaper plus singer and finally a resident in Barrie (RIP) in 2013. His book a masterful collection of poems about his love of the North and his close relationship with the local Indigenous nations. It fits the ongoing TRC issues…
Source: A Celebration of Life in Art by Herman Falke, Edited by Michael Walsh | The Miramichi Reader
Life’s Journey is a River I am a gentle river,I am still, I am calm,I trickle and I shine,I sparkle and I smile.I feed the floral fields,I bless the golden harvests. I am the music in the stream.I am its echoSending everlasting harmoniesTo the windswept breezesThat caress the scented pinesAlong the endless shore. I am…
Canadian History is a Double Helix where our DNA connects the Personal & the Official with P8s that can be illustrated by defining the following connections: Migration– Food, Shelter & Clothing Mobility– Transportation & Infrastructure Community– Leadership, Governance & Commerce. The Time Machine of Creativity Time is not stationary and its movement is constantly challenging…
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Yogi Berra, “It’s not over until it’s over.” Is the possibility of reasonable change possible/predictable OR is Chance a possibility, which cannot be predicted reasonably or for that matter logically? Can Flux become a common component in all possible outcomes without any reliance on Reason or Logical predictability? With Flux the permutations of Change are…
