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by Paula Mallea Alice Munro died on May 13 at the age of 92. The internationally acclaimed Queen of the Short Story produced 14 collections over more than 50 years and was unparalleled at depicting a complete universe in stories of only 30 to 50 pages. Alice wrote about women who lived their lives in unassuming rural Ontario towns like Wingham, where she was born. Her stories are complex, complete and very wise. They are also full of humour, as was she.
A Failed Experiment Published June 2014 Description A criminal prosecutor discusses the illegal drug trade and the failure of the so-called “War on Drugs” to stop it. In 1971, President Richard Nixon coined the term “War on Drugs.” His campaign to eradicate illegal drug use was picked up by the media and championed by succeeding presidents, including Reagan.
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