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The accounts of Wednesday Night Salons in chronological order appear below. The task of archiving them is on-going . As stated elsewhere, it was not until the early 90s that we began to keep weekly records of discussions, therefore, there are, unfortunately, major gaps in the earlier chronicles.
Most, but not all, accounts until 2014 were written by our late Scribe, Herb Bercovitz, and edited as required, by Diana, however a number of other Wednesday Nighters also contributed their note-keeping talents on occasions when Herb was absent. Once Herb was no longer up to the task, no-one volunteered to execute the task with such absolute fidelity. Then COVID invaded our weekly gathering and pushed us to ZOOM, where we remain, and since then, the entries for Wednesday Night consist only of the “Prologues”. Chatham House rules prevail!
Artists tip hats to business supporters The 2007 Globe and Mail Business for the Arts Awards gala brought together 250 c ...
Of course the news this week for the inhabitants of this northern realm is all about the Speech from the Throne and the ...
From: Jaime Webbe …from the SBSTTA 12 document on biodiversity and climate change. 1. The global Assessment on Pea ...
Tar Sands At one time, the supply of fossil fuels appeared virtually endless. It was probably Marion King Hubbert who, i ...
October 10, 2007 U.S. The Dow Jones reached a record level yesterday at 14,165 a gain of 762 points since the Sept, 18 b ...
29 September 2007 We live in a quiet neighbourhood a good 15 minutes taxi ride from the downtown area of Yangon. The mar ...
3 October 2007 We will continue our high-tech education this week in the company of Guy Stanley OWN, newly-appointed Dir ...
September 28, 2007 U.S. At 13,913, the Dow Jones is 128 points away from the July 19 record, having gained over 500 poin ...
28 September 2007 Why did president leave, Concordia faculty asks Open letter denounces board’s silence. Sept. 18 ...
26 September 2007 This is National Biotechnology Week which we would have expected to produce great chest-thumping from ...