HeyJaredNadine Robinson
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NADINE ROBINSON: An oasis in the Medina of Marrakech (opens the original)
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A small feather floats down from the sky and lands on my bathing suit as I stretch out by the pool, my feet dangling in the cool water. It is 38 C in Marrakech, Morocco, and moments ago I returned from the medina, feeling like I was melting faster than I could rehydrate, sweat ran down my back like a personal water feature. I spent the afternoon navigating narrow passageways dodging scooters, shopkeepers calling out to potential customers, and craftsmen hammering brass. Everything around me comp
NADINE ROBINSON: Ancient traditions ‘sit comfortably’ beside modern life in Morocco (opens the original)
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A server lifts the conical terracotta lid, releasing a cloud of fragrant steam. Involuntary ‘ooos’ and ‘aahs’ echo from around our table of hard to impress travel journalists. Underneath, vegetables are arranged neatly, and lemons are fanned across pieces of chicken. Olives are scattered like jewels. What looked plain from the outside contains colour, texture and complexity. Tagine is both the cooking vessel and the stew cooked in it, where meat and vegetables simmer slowly. The lid rises like a
NADINE ROBINSON: Métis land purchase dispute begs for dialogue (opens the original)
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A Sept. 5 Sault Star article by Brian Kelly, “Treaty Group Critical of Metis Buying Land,” described a dispute between Robinson Huron Waawiindamaagewin and the Huron-Superior Regional Métis Community over a recently purchased 320-acre property near Iron Bridge. The details of the disagreement are important, but what struck me most was the apparent lack of conversation. The Huron-Superior Regional Métis Community says the property will be used for conservation, cultural teachings, community gathe
NADINE ROBINSON: Business events can pay dividends for Sault Ste. Marie tourism treasures (opens the original)
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Cities love shiny objects. The Olympics. The Grey Cup. Taylor Swift. FIFA. Every time one of these mega-events comes to Canada, politicians and tourism officials start talking about packed hotels, economic impact and global exposure. And fair enough, those events can generate a lot of attention. But for smaller communities like Sault Ste. Marie, Sudbury, North Bay, Thunder Bay and Timmins, the real tourism success stories are often far less glamorous. They happen quietly in hotel ballrooms and c
Bethune challenged the status quo: ROBINSON (opens the original)
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A newly painted red wall in the visitor centre highlights a small, tender portrait painted by Norman Bethune of Frances, the woman who was his first, second and almost third wife. Acquired from a private collector in time for the site’s 50th anniversary, the painting hangs in Bethune Memorial House National Historic Site in Gravenhurst, Ont., where visitors from around the world continue to pay tribute to a man who died nearly 90 years ago. This is not a typical Parks Canada site. It feels more
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