The idiot who cut across the path was nearly invisible. She had no lights, no bell, and apparently no sense.…
Regina: Walking the Wascana Trail
As my bit part in the academic conference was over, I decided to walk into town following the Wascana Trail,…
Sitting While Black
Race stings the most when I least expect it. It was a lovely summer Saturday afternoon, sunlight tanned the city…
Four Indian Kings in London, 1710
On a previous trip to London, I walked across the city following the River Thames. This time, I floated on…
Where the Rubber Meets the Road, Bike
Damn it! I was too short to ride the penny farthing bicycle. Three inches more and I could have clambered…
Colour Outdoors on the Rouge River
It was the kids who grabbed my attention. It was astonishing to see so many people of colour in canoes…
A Sunday Surprise
It was one of those rare Sundays where I had nothing scheduled. No hikes to lead, no essays to write…
Poachers or Harvesters in the Woods?
When I think of poachers, the first thing I see are rhinos and elephants, butchered in the African savannah for…
A Ramble in Etobicoke Creek
“What’s your group doing here? We don’t see many walkers in these parts.” The woman chatted to me as we…
The African Prince at Windsor Castle
As the world prepares to go gaga over another royal wedding – Meghan Markle and Prince Harry – it was…
