On Christmas eve and Christmas day, she was assigned to work on a graveyard shift, on a 12 hours basis. She was alone on her floor as her colleagues either went on vacation or contacted the COVID-19 virus. The instruction by her manager then was very emphatic, “do your best and be sure no one… Read More TRIBUTE TO A FRONTLINER
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I have something to share with you today. Honestly, it’s not a big deal for me but I am itching to reveal more of my self. I want to blog more. I want to document more. I want to express more. I want to connect more to the people around me—-my family, my relatives, my… Read More A Revelation
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(Note: This article first appeared in Progressive Street and is being re-published here with permission from the author, Michael Kennedy) You can’t be neutral on a moving train. Ask Ottawa-based street photographer Alexander Merc who came of age in the turbulent late-1960s and early 1970s. Pressing social issues were not confined to any one of… Read More ALEXANDER MERC: Social Activist and Street Photographer
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