The River Antoine Distillery
A potently eco-friendly operation that will raise the spirits of environmentalists everywhere. If every computer and power plant on the planet shut down, no one at the River Antoine Distillery would even notice.
Father Goose is Alive and Well
George Burden discovers that Father Goose is alive and well and living in Canada. His real name is Bill Lishman and you’ll read his story and say, “Oh, I know about him.”
Salads from My Normandy Garden
With her Normandy garden offering up fresh ingredients, Julia McLean shares the secrets of delicious salads and dressing.
Inconvenient Truths: Listening to What We are Frightened to Hear
When it comes to reducing our energy use and turning away from fossil fuels, we are past the point where we have a choice. We must act now or there won’t be a future for our civilization, says renewable energy expert Robert Easterling. To move forward, we need to look at the efforts of leaders like FDR who moved entire nations to dramatic action.
Tarmac Meditations #58: Taking Refuge
In his journal, Michael Lebowitz shares some of the thoughts and emotions that track through a runner’s life.
Miami Mode: It Might Get Wild
Encounters with wildlife might be the last thing you’d associate with Miami, especially if you’re headed there to depart on a Caribbean cruise, but travel writer Darcy Rhyno finds the search for animals the perfectly contrasting precursor to a week aboard a floating city.
Morgan’s Ride
Kane Ryan connects with Morgan Van Breda, a paraplegic who is the first hand-cyclist to participate in Tour d’ Afrique. Her goal is to ride from India’s Taj Mahal to Kanyakumari at the southern-most tip of India, spreading a message of hope and awareness about spinal cord injuries.
The 50/50 Myth of Love and Marriage
Healthy relationships fluctuate with life's ebb and flow, says Moira Gardener on Valentine's Day. Sometimes one partner carries more of the load to support the other, and sometimes the situation is reversed. It's what love is. Love is something … Read more →
Cuba by Bicycle Part 1: Finding the Right Trip for the Best Value
Cuba proves to be the ideal destination, price wise and location wise, for a couple planning a cycling tour and craving respite from the Canadian winter.
Healing the Land: A Video of Hope
In Cuba, arable land is being reclaimed from decades of pesticides, fertilizers and mono-culture. What can the rest of the world learn from this small Caribbean nation before its too late.
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