The Tyee. This review is definitely worth reading, not only because it is of a novel about another plague in another place and time written by one of the significant thinkers of the 20th century , but because the review was written by Patrick Condon, a preeminent Canadian urban designer, planner, professor, and writer on sustainable communities. [ARTICLE LINK]
I also recommend the more sustainable/affordable/progressive candidates vetted at this website: https://www.climatevotenanaimo.com/
Thank you for putting my thoughts into words. Too many on current council use the province's negligence as an excuse…
The council is responsible for the citizens well being safety food security and sheltor for ALL
As I see it every time people will tell you what they think we all want to hear,and after elected…
Dan, a case of “those who know don’t speak, and those who speak don’t know”?
I see no reason to believe that the electorate is more or less informed this cycle, but I have noticed…
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June 16, 2022 at 9:17 am
A VN item from May, 2020, worth revisiting two years after it was posted. As Patrick Condon notes, Camus’s novel is as relevant today as ever — and, I suggest, Camus thinking applies to human choices in more crises than plagues.
June 16, 2022 at 9:35 am
I got the book off my shelf yesterday to reread. I took an English course at UVic, several years ago now, where this was one of the books we studied. Great book, so I kept it to revisit at some point.