Opinion

Tsundoku — the Japanese term means to acquire reading materials that you let pile up in your home and on your shelves without reading them. The expression accepts and embraces the fact that there will always be more knowledge and information than any one person can take in during a lifetime.

Canadians rely on their newspapers and news media to be their trusted sources of information, helping them make informed choices and holding people and institutions, including governments and corporations, accountable.

As I continue to speak, I look forward to the day I will go silent.

Walking 5 km under bright, sunny skies is hardly a challenge compared to what so many other people are going through on a daily basis...