If the Irish and Italians swapped countries

Article Abstract:

A man who recently traveled through Ireland and Italy suggests that the two nations might benefit from a population exchange. He recounts the hazards of driving on Irish roads overgrown with bushes, and how the prevalence of weed-whackers in Italy could be put to good use in Ireland.

Italy, Personal narratives, Ireland, Humor and anecdotes, Canadians in foreign countries, Canadians abroad

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The wicked tunes of High River

Article Abstract:

The Western Canadian Independent Music Society hosted a three-day concert in High River, Alberta, that featured 65 bands. The gophers that live under the site of the concert were likely the worst for wear despite predictions that concert-goers would cause trouble.

Social aspects, Canada, Alberta, Music festivals

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A spanking for journalism

Article Abstract:

Journalists cover up major stories and are not unbiased as they are supposed to be. One newspaper, for example, reported that an opera singer lost her voice during a performance, but only put this in the review section, not on the front page.

Evaluation, Journalism, Journalistic objectivity, Objectivity, Journalistic ethics

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