It’s the last call to see the Currency Museum’s “Road Trip!” exhibit, which closes March 31.
End of the road for museum exhibit
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Month: March 2013
Violence against Aboriginal women
Over the past several decades, a tragedy has quietly unfolded in our own backyard: disproportionate and disturbingly high rates of Aboriginal women and girls have gone missing or been murdered. If this happened to our non-native Canadian women at the same rate, there would be more than 20,000 victims.
Film Review: Oz the Great and Powerful
A travelling magician with an underdeveloped conscience and a penchant for deceit in his seductions as well as in his stage performances, Oscar “Oz” Diggs (James Franco) is not an overly likeable fellow. When an old flame named Annie (Michelle Williams) arrives after an abortive magic act to tell him another man has proposed to her, his response is ambiguous, and she ends up reassuring Oscar that he is a good man.
Naqvi denies endorsement of controversial book about Islam
Ontario Labour Minister and Ottawa Centre MPP Yasir Naqvi says he didn’t praise a controversial book on Islam that says it’s acceptable for men to physically punish their wives, even though he wrote a letter of support to the author.