Okay, so I haven’t been keeping up with my pledge to read a chapter of Witness to a City each day and post about it. I’m afraid it’s been a busy couple of weeks. What do you say we pick up where we left off? In his first chapter, David Miller profiles former Toronto city […]

I was admittedly in a bit of a negative mood when I cracked open the introduction to Witness to a City, for reasons that included but certainly weren’t limited to our new mayor and his first day in office. Would the words of Miller cheer me up, or at least give me some perspective? In […]

You know, I’m looking at this copy of Witness to a City that I bought the other day, and it looks like it’s a pretty decent page-turner. And at a hundred and eighty pages broken up into twenty sections, even the most casual reader could at least enjoy this book in bite-sized chunks. Are you […]