Tim is in bed. Katie is writing Morning File. She’s a freelance reporter and she’s out of coffee so she’s sadly settling for tea. (She’s as CFA as they come, in case the tea thing wasn’t a dead giveaway.) News 1. Horrible details from night Tylor McInnis and Liam Thompson were shot The night that […]
So Long and Thanks for all the Fish: Morning File, Friday, December 30, 2016
新闻1。鱼杀死了“死鲸已经完蛋了the same area of western Nova Scotia that has seen scores of dead herring, starfish, clams and lobster litter the shoreline — but fisheries officials say it’s too early to say whether the deaths are related,” report Aly Thomson and Alison Auld for the Canadian Press: […]
Captain Cash and clickbait for mansplainers: Morning File, Monday, October 17, 2016
News Views Noticed Government On campus In the harbour Footnotes News 1. Election results Saturday’s election was the most interesting HRM election I’ve witnessed. A record five new councillors were elected, which promises a newly energized council and very possibly surprising initiatives and the end of business as usual. One can hope, anyway. Two incumbent […]
The Revolving Door and the Final Exit: Morning File, Saturday, August 6, 2016
My mother wanted to watch the Olympic opening ceremony with me. Here is some of her commentary. On selfies: “They say selfies increasing the lice!” Note: I’m guessing because people are putting their heads together for pictures more? I don’t know. On the information that some countries are wearing “Zika pants” infused with mosquito repellant: “I […]