“Unlike war crimes, crimes against humanity can be committed during peace or war. They are not isolated or sporadic events but are part either of a government policy or a wide pra...

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It was a Friday, and I had just come home from school when I got a phone call from my buddy Fred. He wanted Dad and me to come down to his place to take a look at what the floo...

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The boss called me into his office and said, “We need someone to do a switch every Saturday around noon in Clearwater with a truck from Edmonton - would you be interested?” Af...

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I was surprised to read about a big supermarket taken to court over inequality between male and female wages. I thought paying females a lower wage for similar work had been stampe...

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And now the news! June 12 was the date for mandating certified ELDs in Canada, but due to pressure from certain entities, including the PMTC, the start date has again been postpone...

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There’s been a change in me. As the years went by, I found that I was no longer enjoying the culture and the government rules. The overnight delivery, electric logs and inspections...

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It was a fine Sunday in July, and we had just got back from church, and, except for the necessary chores, we planned on taking the day off. I was sitting under the big Maple tree,...

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“These puppies won’t be weaned for a while yet, but I have one here that’s ready to go home with you right now,” said the breeder as he poured us a glass of sherry. The little guy...

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February is deemed Heart Month and for two reasons. First, it’s Valentine’s Day, and secondly, it’s for cardiovascular health awareness. For myself, February is a month of heartbre...

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Over the past few months, I’ve noticed a line of new driver questions on various trucking social media sites. These new drivers are asking for information on “what to bring” and “h...

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