Growing up with a father on the run

In this five-part series, veteran National Post reporter Peter Kuitenbrouwer digs into his remarkable childhood and the life of his father, whose Bob Dylan hairstyle and On the Road lifestyle embodied the drug-fuelled freedom dance of the ‘60s. He travelled along the California coast, where his father built a hippie commune in the redwoods and became a wanted man after plotting to blow up a lumber company’s model home. This is the story of a generation which is just now coming to terms with the dark side of their peace-and-love upbringing.

Sinclair : une fortune estimée à plusieurs dizaines de millions

Sinclair : une fortune estimée à plusieurs dizaines de millions
Par Véronique Prat | Le Figaro | 11/06/2011

When Fear Breaks

Opinion
When Fear Breaks
By ROGER COHEN
Published: June 9, 2011
Nobody predicted the Arab Spring because nobody can predict the human spirit.

Iran : la révolte suspendue

Ils étaient des millions dans la rue, il y a deux ans, pour contester la réélection d'Ahmadinejad. Aujourd'hui, ils ont tout perdu, leur rêve, leurs droits et parfois la vie. 

Death by Nostalgia - urban development

OPINION
Death by Nostalgia
By SARAH WILLIAMS GOLDHAGEN
Published: June 10, 2011
The lack of tools to manage urban development, and the outsize power of private developers, have turned preservation into the unwieldy behemoth that it is today.

Data breaches threaten to dampen cloud computing’s prospects

Data breaches threaten to dampen cloud computing’s prospects
Clare Jim and Lee Chyen Yee
TAIPEI— Reuters
Published Friday, Jun. 03, 2011

Doing business in Argentina

Doing business in Argentina - A Constant Feeling of Crisis