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Book review: Edith’s War

Edith’s War

Toronto writer Andrew Smith draws on true events for his first novel, which tells the story of Edith, a young and pregnant British woman in Liverpool during the Second World War.

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Historic rail station will get repairs
The Canadian Press 

A conservation project will help spruce up the chateau-style McAdam railway... read more

Travel: Albania sheds its secretive past and welcomes visitors
By Carol Pucci 

Valter Mio, 22, was just a toddler when his family opened a four-table... read more

Travel: ‘Soup Nazi’ eatery reopens in Manhattan
The Associated Press 

The bisque is back.

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Travel: Around Iceland, by bicycle
By Ian Evans 

“Ladies and gentlemen, we will be landing in Keflavik shortly.”

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Berlin swings back to Roaring Twenties
By Melissa Eddy 

In 21st century Berlin, the Roaring Twenties are in.

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Robotic dinosaurs are roaring in Alberta
By Dean Bennett 

Walking along a trail through towering trees, you turn a corner and there he is — a massive, roaring T-rex, its body blocking the sun, sporting... read more

Caribana exhibit features African Canadian art
Record staff 

From the Soul: Caribana Art Exhibit, billed as the largest single juried show of African Canadian art, is on display at the Royal Ontario Museum... read more

Mistaken mastectomies report completed, handed to health ministry

A provincial investigation looking into surgical errors and quality of pathology results at three hospitals in the Windsor area has been... read more

Books for children: Wolf Wanted
By Brenda Hoerle, Record staff 

Wolf Wanted

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Book review: The Most Powerful Idea in the World

The Most Powerful Idea in the World: A Story of Steam, Industry, and Invention

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