| When hang glider pilot William Orders set out to take a young woman soaring through the skies over scenic British Columbia last month, his goal was to give her an "amazing adventure" and "lots of smiles." BLOG POSTS  | Supriya Dwivedi: Line Beauchamp Acts Like a Grown-Up. Why Won't the Students?
On Wednesday, Quebec's education minister resigned claiming she was no longer helping to solve the problems. Her admission is honest, introspective and poignant, but above all, it is something an adult would do. The students, however, some of whom have been protesting for over four months, have not mitigated their original position of maintaining a tuition freeze in any way. Conversely, as the protests continue, violence and vandalism has become increasingly commonplace as protesters become ever more uncompromising and antagonistic. |  | Rana Florida: Creative Spaces: Where the Wild Things Should Be
Ron L. Kagan made international headlines when he voluntarily decided to relocate the Detroit Zoo's elephants to a better home, a sanctuary in California. How exotic animals experience life in captivity is determined by the home that zoos give them. Here are some of the things that make this experience much better for animals. |  | Mitch Joel: Can Breastfeeding Save Time Magazine?
When was the last time you discussed Time Magazine around the dinner table? Probably last week, when they published the one with the mother and her older child... breastfeeding (shhh, not so loud). Why did Time run with such a controversial cover story? They need to sell magazines. |  | Rose Reisman: Kids, You'll Eat Your Vegetables and Like Them!
Ontario students in a Brampton high school are fighting the 2011 ban of all junk food available in their cafeteria. Their argument is that offering healthy options is fine, but students should be given a choice. This country has to wake up to the fact that we have an obesity epidemic. |  | Tim Knight: Watching the Watchdog: Journalism's Complicit Role in Sexual Abuse
Last Sunday came yet another T.V. documentary detailing alleged abuse of young boys by Roman Catholic priests. As a journalist I investigated all sorts of stories about abuse of power. But, to my shame, it never occurred to me to investigate those rumours I'd heard so many years before about sexual abuse and the Catholic church in Newfoundland and Labrador. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.CA |
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