An occasional Newsletter from Preserved Stories.

Hurricane Hazel dates back 65 years: Hurricane Hazel walk, Oct. 12, 2019; Hurricane Hazel talk, Oct. 15, 2019

Documents from Toronto Pearson noise management forum meetings bring to mind November 2019 Atlantic article about noise

More than 12,800 apparent opioid-related deaths have occurred in Canada since January 2016, but it’s not a big federal election issue

Walt Disney steered well clear of ambiguity; John le Carré thrives on it; that said, respective story architectures are identical

Unauthorized Banksy exhibit in Amsterdam in August 2018 brings to mind state-level legibility; as well, it brings to mind limitations of language

How effective are public education campaigns, directed at changing people’s opinions about stuttering? How can the outcomes of such efforts be measured?

Seth: A Life, All Play: Exhibit at the Art Gallery of Guelph, 358 Gordon Street, Guelph, ON – Sept. 12 to Dec. 15, 2019

There is an alternative to ‘endless economic growth’ (the quote is from Greta Thunberg) of the kind that drives the climate crisis