TORONTO – Specifically speaking, the classic “whodunnit” story refers to the golden age of mystery fiction of the 1920s and 30s, led by British authors like Dorothy L. Sayers and Agatha Christie. But there have been variations on the sleuth narrative for virtually millennia, which might also account for some of Italy’s obsession with crime drama…
TUMBLER RIDGE (British Columbia) – The small community of Tumbler Ridge in British Columbia is still in a state of profound shock after the massacre that shook the town of just 2,400 residents on a quiet Tuesday afternoon. New details that have emerged in the past few hours make it even harder for the victims’ families to bear the weight of what happened. According to information provided by the RCMP, the tragic outcome—nine dead and twenty-seven injured—could be seen, in some respects, as a kind of “foretold tragedy.” Here’s why.
TUMBLER RIDGE (British Columbia) – First shots fired at home, then at school. 9 dead and 27 injured. A massacre that shook the peace of the small community of Tumbler Ridge, over a thousand kilometers north of Vancouver, in British Columbia.
TUMBLER RIDGE (British Columbia) – A school shooting, leaving 10 dead and 27 injured, has shattered the peace of the small community of Tumbler Ridge, more than a thousand kilometers north of Vancouver in British Columbia, Canada.
TORONTO – In this climate of intense political polarization, the art of storytelling has all but died. Yes, writers like Dante, Shakespeare and Hemingway imbued their work with views so political that it led to exile, heavy government scrutiny and surveillance. But while these scribes wrote about the suffering of the working class, the dangers of authoritarianism and the corruptibility of the powerful, their works were layered masterpieces…
