Author Archives: Writer

A: I did read it, I thought it was a bit of a stretch and I don’t see any serious problem coming up. First, I think there there will be an evening out of talent and the disparity will be … Continue reading →

A long-abandoned convenience store on King Street East is being transformed into a co-operative commercial kitchen aimed at getting food startups off the ground. It’s the latest addition to an eclectic and growing city food scene. The Kitchen Collective is … Continue reading →

Pearson Air Museum has acquired an extremely rare 1918 DeHavilland DH-4B airplane. Aircraft restorer Mark Smith can define just how rare this Liberty biplane restoration is: “It’s probably going to be the next-to-last one done by anybody,” he said. If … Continue reading →

The Robots of Resistance Why does new technology always seem to serve the rich and powerful? Meet the MIT visionary who kept asking that question, as long as he could get away with it. August 2005: Willcox Playa, Arizona. The … Continue reading →

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By Eric Pfanner Teruaki Kawai, president of Mitsubishi Aircraft Corp., with a model of the Mitsubishi Regional Jet. Eric Pfanner/The Wall Street Journal On Saturday, Japan will show off the first commercial airliner it has developed in about half a … Continue reading →