BY GREG SCOTT The transformation of the media landscape in recent years is profound, marking a significant departure from traditional journalism’s foundational principles towards a more sensationalist and speculative approach. This change reflects a broader cultural and technological evolution, deeply influenced by the rise of digital media and the subsequent shifts in content consumption habits….
By Greg Scott The Unlikely Revolutionary: The Life and Legacy of Amor De Cosmos In the annals of Canadian history, few figures stand out quite like Amor De Cosmos—a man whose very name seemed to encapsulate the audacity and eccentricity that marked his life. Born William Alexander Smith, he would become one of British Columbia’s…
By Greg Scott Richard McBride: The Architect of Modern British Columbia In the early years of the 20th century, as British Columbia transitioned from a frontier outpost to a burgeoning province within Canada, it found its political compass in the figure of Richard McBride. A man of considerable charm and political acumen, McBride was a…
By Greg Scott W.A.C. Bennett: The Builder of British Columbia In the sweeping panorama of Canadian history, there are figures who stand out not just for their political acumen, but for their vision—men who saw beyond the immediate challenges of their day and laid the foundations for the future. Such a man was W.A.C. Bennett,…
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