Charles Darwin, AF Moritz (Griffin Prize), Various

The Globe & Mail

AD: David Woodside, David Pratt

A short article postulation wether we should still read Charles Darwin's books. The author, a university professor, confesses that Darwin's writing is still intriguing and his ideas amazing and well worth the read. Published around his 200th anniversary, sadly at the same time, a fundamental ignorance has been building rejecting/disputing Evolution. One can only guess how humanity manages to slide ever backwards… 2 steps forward… The 2nd is AF Moritz on describing his win at the Griffin Poetry Awards; the largest poetry award in the world. The bottom 3 images concern Canada's lack of literary respectability (ostrich), an author's legacy, & finally the importance of hockey as a national bonding sport