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Also: Two more DOXA films (one of them Canadian), and a pair of amusing comedies. DOXA is the main attraction today. It kicked off yesterday, is on for another 10 days and offers all its titles to stream. Also, seven of its best in a drive-in format next week at the PNE Amphitheatre. Check out for details. The other big documentary festival, Toronto’s Hot Docs, is also still on. It ends Sunday and is also streaming. I review another film today that’s at both and a batch of others. Read on. Get top stories in your inbox. Our award-winning journalists bring you the news that impacts you, C...

Warm-ish weather has arrived, and with it an itch to dig through your closet and purge anything that isn’t a pair of swim trunks or a white tee. After a year of trying to fill our homes with things that made them more tolerable to be stuck in, there is much to be purged. But there’s also a lot to be salvaged, including all the oil-stained, beat-to-hell, grimey sneakers of seasons past still taking up space on your shoe rack.  Even the most soiled white canvas sneaks can be saved with a little help from Miguel and Grace Showlorio, the father-daughter duo whose sneaker makeovers do...

Thursday, January 14, 2021 Last January, policy professionals from our K&L Gates Maritime Group published a long list of their predictions for the year ahead. This year we are coming back with one major prediction: In the next four years, issues related to climate change will pose the greatest challenges for the domestic maritime industry. Neither President-elect Biden nor his team have offered specifics on a maritime environmental agenda, but given the expectation of a dramatic departure from the Trump Administration’s approach, and the inclinations of a united Democratic Congres...

Last January, policy professionals from our K&L Gates Maritime Group published a long list of their predictions for the year ahead. This year we are coming back with one major...

Pilate's life. a group of samaritans arm themselves on a religious pilgrimage. >> the moment the samaritans chose to take up arms, there was no way that incident was going to end other than pontius pilate intervening. >> many people are killed, and the ringleaders of the movement are put to death. after the uprising is put down, the samaritans lodge an official complaint against pilate, and so he's recalled to rome to answer the charges. >> but before he can get there his patron, the emperor tiberius, dies. >> and we have no idea what happened to him once he reached rome. he just drops out of ...