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The Canadian Oxford Dictionary was first published in 1998, but there's been no new edition since 2004. While we may have a hard time believing that our version of the language is distinct enough to warrant attention, linguists, lexicographers and writers would disagree.
Send us a letter, email, or Tweet, or post on our Facebook page. The End of the Lyme In the September/October issue, Stephanie Nolen wrote about tracking one of humanity’s tiniest deadly predators. Thanks to Stephanie Nolen for diving into the world of ticks and Lyme disease. The writer’s comment that “a small subset of those infected report a ‘chronic’ infection, although most scientists reject the idea that this could occur” is worthy of discussion. Chronic Lyme may or may not exist, but you can certainly feel unwell long after a tick bite. My bite was two years ago, and I still...