Evil can’t be explained in a cover line
Rolling Stone’s cover story of the Boston Marathon bomber shows another side to terror
Emma Teitel
Emma Teitel is a National Magazine Award-winning columnist who writes frequently about women’s issues and popular culture. She gets a lot of hate mail, mostly from Burnaby, British Columbia.
Hire that Facebook party animal
Don’t be afraid of the job applicant with a beer in both hands
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, cover boy
Emma Teitel on the real problem with this month’s Rolling Stone cover
Politics in the park with Rob Ford
Ford Fest proves the Toronto mayor is still king of the city
Quietly ahead of the gay-rights curve
Years before America’s largest gay-conversion ministry shut its doors, a Canadian was apologizing for the same practices
Why we need to get in bed with modern sex ed
Emma Teitel on the misconceptions of progressive sex education
Craig Douglas Grunert
He was a born athlete, health-conscious and always on the run. The family farm was his life and he rarely took a day off.
She comes in colours everywhere
What is the colour of a trumpet’s sound?
Newsmakers
Jean Chrétien breaks waves, Yahoo! bets it all on blogs and Shary Boyle is finally ready for her close-up
Rob Ford: Crack is Wack
The other day I compared Rob Ford to Snookie (inebriated, tawny), the Polkaroo (absent) and the Penguin (evil). Today I am at a...