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Faysal Hussain lies sleeping in his home in Oakville, Ontario, oblivious to…

THE RIMMER HATED COGNAC. RUM AND Coke, stingers, gin and tonics, whiskey;…

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It is 1978. Women’s lib is a hot topic. Women are busy…

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Faysal Hussain lies sleeping in his home in Oakville, Ontario, oblivious to the eruptions in the night. Hours later, he... Read more →

THE RIMMER HATED COGNAC. RUM AND Coke, stingers, gin and tonics, whiskey; now those were drinks. But as a reporter... Read more →

It’s lunch time in Montreal, but the day’s just getting started for the editors at the alternative newsweekly Hour. Six... Read more →

It is 1978. Women’s lib is a hot topic. Women are busy getting in touch with their ovaries and men... Read more →

The Globe and Mail‘s veteran science reporter–a tall, burly, balding man with green/grey eyes and greying hair that stands straight... Read more →