| The former head of U.S. counter-espionage says the Harper government is putting North American security at risk by allowing a giant Chinese technology company to participate in major Canadian telecommunications projects. BLOG POSTS  | Kolby Solinsky: Donovan Bailey is a -- Shocker -- Human!
Let's try to not read too much into today's news that former gold medalist Donovan Bailey was arrested on March 28 for drunk driving. I'm not saying we shouldn't read into it because it's not a big deal that somebody drinks and drives. I'm saying we shouldn't read into it because he's a nobody now. At the end of the day, Bailey is a human being. And, like many human beings, he is flawed. What he did is a mistake, and all we know right now is that it was one mistake. Reprehensible. Criminal. But, human. |  | Elizabeth Lee Ford-Jones, MD: Hunger is Not a Game, Canada
The UN Special Rapporteur on the right to food will present his preliminary findings on food security in Canada on May 16 in Ottawa. It's my hope that this will put child hunger squarely on the political agenda in Canada. We live in one of the wealthiest countries in the world, but hunger is something that we increasingly see among the families that bring their children to the hospital for medical attention. |  | Ashley Peoples: Slummin' it at the Cannes Film Festival
When I received the invitation to Cannes, I knew I had to make the most of it. I could go for the few days and sleep in a nice hotel, OR, I could stay at the elegant-sounding Parc Bellevue -- a mobile home trailer park 6km from the Palais des Festivals. I am staying at "Le Camping" -- as the Festival organizers call it -- because I have to, and lucky for me, I kinda want to. |  | Craig and Marc Kielburger: Girls (and Blogs) Can Change the World
Doa'a Mheissin, a teenager from the Gaza Strip, has been blogging since she was 11 years old. This young woman may not look like a revolutionary, but in the years to come, she and girls like her could form the vanguard in the next chapter of the Arab Spring -- a much-needed gender revolution. |  | Lu Curran: How to Dress for Wedding Season
Wedding season is upon us. When thinking about wedding season -- most guests start thinking about their bank accounts, and how weddings can quickly drain any extra money that they do have. Depending on how well you know the bride or groom -- there is more than just the wedding to attend. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.CA |
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