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Jazz Writer Ted Gioia Bites Off More Than He Can Chew in 'The Birth (and Death) of the Cool'new

Gioia presents convincing evidence that people trust brand names less than they did for many years. But he spends endless energy hard-selling the idea that brand-name obeisance has, or has ever had, anything to do with "cool."
Baltimore City Paper  |  Michaelangelo Matos  |  11-24-2009  |  Nonfiction Reviews

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B.C. “dead last” in country on minimum wage, says Jim Sinclair

New Brunswick's rate has climbed to $9 while B.C.'s is stuck at $8...

The voters own Vancouver Kingsway, not the Liberals

Wendy Yuan claims the riding “belongs to the Liberals”. Such arrogant presumption suggests she shares the attitude of entitlement of...

City committee to consider MMJ zoning

Update, 2:19 p.m.: We spoke with Tuck by phone, who added that months of planning have been leading up to...

Joseph Peschges, Hill-Murray's former president, admits indecent conduct

Former Hill-Murry School president Joseph Peschges strongly denied in July that he grabbed an undercover cop in the crotch during...
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Dog Beat Dog

To pull off the biggest dogfighting bust in U.S. history, investigators went deep undercover. So did their dogs.
Riverfront Times  |  Keegan Hamilton  |  09-02-2010  |  Animal Issues

Valient Thorr's Stranger

Valient Thorr still finds its distinction by directing its menace at deserving targets via social commentaries charged by precision and power.
Independent Weekly (NC)  |  Spencer Griffith  |  09-01-2010  |  Reviews

Failure to Enforce

The Alberta government fails to enforce its own laws on toxic tailings ponds and the tar sands.
VUE Weekly  |  Mimi Williams  |  09-02-2010  |  Environment