Observations, Reservations, Conversations

About five months ago, the Blue Bombers invited the University of North Dakota's Marching Band, the Pride of the North to perform at Pri...

Each decade has been marked by different strengths and weaknesses in content from the beginning of televisions' early beginnings till no...

It will be a busy July 1st for President Trump. He will be visiting North Dakota to be there for the opening of the Teddy Roosevelt Library ...

When I lived in Japan, Uniqlo was just a few years open and only really known by Japanese or foreigners who lived in the country. While a lo...

I have commented on the Fargo Forum which is the largest newspaper in North Dakota and paper of of record in Fargo-Moorhead. It is a Pulitze...

Truly the most overrated day of the year is New Year's Eve. It isn't a religious holiday. It doesn't make a special time in Cana...

Full credit to the Fargo Forum newspaper for their reporting. The above graphic is information they collected with no help from North Dakota...

Winnipeg knows something about faith broadcasting. Initially, it was radio with Mennonite gospel on CKRC as early as 1947. The radio station...

The absence of Canadians is being noticed in North Dakota. A column this past weekend in the Fargo Forum lamented the loss. However, there w...

  Between CBC Manitoba Radio One and CBC Manitoba Television, CBC has a fairly large presence in the news department. Aside from Brandon, CB...

I've written how powerful WDAZ/WDAY has been in terms of being watched and recognized by people in Winnipeg. The NBC/ABC affiliate has b...

Manitobans travelling to North Dakota had to brave two lanes of traffic and no passing lanes on Highway 75 from Winnipeg to the border until...

Media shake-ups abound on both sides of the border. in 2024, Winnipeg Sun was spun off from National Post media group to locally owned Kevin...

I don't remember too much of the 1972 Democratic and Republican conventions as a kid except what might have been on Canadian news. We ha...