Stephen Lewis

As I usually do, and as I wait for the Dodgers game to air later this afternoon, and as I am about to add the print version of this week's column

Ukrainian refugee, Natalie Yemelyanova, has spoken out about her experiences in York – four years after the war began.

The outbreak of deadly Ebola virus in central Africa underlines the importance of continuing to support health programmes in developing countries,…

As both a practitioner and student of fiction. I have long noted the disconnect between artistic and commercial success, a topic I have touched upon before.

Global Energy Show Canada returns to Calgary from June 9 to 11, 2026, bringing more than 30,000 attendees, over 500 exhibitors, and delegates from more than 100 countries to the BMO Centre. As Canada’s largest energy marketplace and one of North America’s most influential industry gatherings, the event will again put a spotlight on the […]

Calgary-based companies and organizations earned major recognition at the Global Energy Show Canada 2026 awards, reinforcing the city’s position as a leading centre for energy technology, clean energy innovation, and emissions reduction. The annual awards event was hosted by Calgary’s Jenny Steele, an actress, host, and producer. Winners were selected by a panel of 15 […]

In his essay “Politics and the English Language,” George Orwell, perhaps more well-known for his novels “Animal Farm” and “1984,” explores how sloppy

Abstract Background Annually, nearly 2 million hip, knee, and spinal inpatient surgeries are performed in Canada and the US for osteoarthritis (OA), costing over $37 billion in hospital expenditures.

In a recent telephone conversation, I was straightening out a billing problem that had to be addressed by my taking a number of steps in order.

Well, I have finished Karen Brooks' “The Good Wife of Bath,” having been slowed down along the way by the author's admirable command of both the