Some changes are controversial to even notice or discuss, especially for Canadians. A simple observation—Canada has changed racially, ethnically, and culturally to a massive degree in the last decade due to immigration. 
The snow is two-feet deep near the tall brick doorway arch. It's all that is left of the Italian Hall. Here, on Christmas Eve 1913, 73 people lost their lives when someone yelled, “Fire!” during a Christmas party for striking miners and their children. 2/7 
Gretchen Whitmer and a coterie of bureaucrats took a lovely five-day trip to Spain totalling $69,203.03. Supposedly this trip was meant to strengthen economic ties with Spain. However, it looks more like a vacation worth more than what most Michiganders make in a year. 
If you have deluded yourself into thinking you need a heated steering wheel, you have fallen victim to a kind of comfort worship that erodes the base level of strength and resilience necessary for life in Michigan. 2/5
David Stoffer visited Finland and experienced their saunas for the first time. It was there he learned to build them. His barrel sauna at home was no longer enough. The bench was too low, the shape not ideal. He came back and started designing and building proper saunas. 2/8 
The cabin is not the cottage. They may be similar, but they are not the same. The cottage is for warm weather. The cabin is for cold weather. The cottage is exuberant summer sun. The cabin is unmoving solitude. 2/14 
GRAM's summer lineup features Mario Moore’s Revolutionary Times, The Outwin: American Portraiture Today, and Jess T. Dugan’s Look at me like you love me. Once again, the museum's intent is to lecture in narrow, pandering ways. 2/9 
On Saturday, August 10, Metro Detroit news outlets reported the terrible and tragic death of Nathan Morris, who was shot by his neighbor while walking his young daughter around the block in his suburban Canton neighborhood. 2/14 