Troy Media

Troy Media s issue-driven: as former journalists, we look at the issues from a perspective that is familiar to the media. We tell stories.

Most Recent Articles by Troy Media:

Naming “honour killings” necessary to prevent further violence against women September 21, 2010
“Honour killing” is about a set of patriarchal cultural values that must be named, condemned and confronted.
Eco-terrorism, multibillion-dollar market for organized crime September 20, 2010
Increasingly upping the criminal ante.
Canadians ready for a change to health-care system September 13, 2010
Imagine if governments owned and operated our farms and grocery stores and had the power to decide how much and what kinds of grains, fruits and vegetables should be grown
Fatal downside of medical tourism September 12, 2010
Why Canadians would travel abroad for a medical procedure is no mystery.
Gun registry issue falls victim to inane political debate September 12, 2010
Further protection of women and children? How? Nobody but a politician could make up this stuff and spout it back with a straight face.
Image of mutilated Afghan woman makes it harder to say “I don’t care” September 9, 2010
To come face-to-face with the outcome of unfettered cruelty stops us from skirting around the penetrating pain, both physical and emotional
EU food-supplement clampdown overrides consumer choice August 26, 2010
The directive has empowered that bureaucratic scientific body - the Safety Authority - to stand between those who make and distribute food supplements and European consumers
Canada’s economic sun is now rising in the West August 26, 2010
The West can attribute its growth largely to strong markets for its resources and related processing and manufacturing
Canada well-positioned to take advantage of the new economic order August 20, 2010
Kamakura: the center of Japan’s exciting past July 30, 2010
A wonderful day-trip destination for visitors who want a short respite from the city’s neon lights and hectic humdrum.
Hokkaido: Japan’s last frontier July 30, 2010
An ideal destination all year round, offering a variation of exciting activities and striking vistas for every season of the year
Wurzburg marks the start of Germany’s Romantic Road July 30, 2010
Wurzburg allows the traveler to get hold of his or her bearings and enjoy the scenery in a laid-back and relaxed pace.
Weikersheim is proud of its Renaissance Palace July 30, 2010
A picturesque little town that transports you back in time
Want cheap airfares? See Europe July 30, 2010
Hiking is better at the top of the world July 29, 2010
A collection of weekend warriors who have come here to achieve a new level of outdoor adventure are recovering from a half-day hike high in the Purcell Range of the Columbia Mountains in eastern British Columbia.
A getaway to romantic Italian Lake Maggiore July 29, 2010
Picturesque lakeside vistas, pretty gardens and elegant villas – a picture-perfect backdrop for a dream romantic getaway.
Sirmione, Italy, acts as a magnet for tourists July 29, 2010
Lake Garda in Northern Italy is the largest of the celebrated Italian Lakes. Aside from its sheer size, it is also famous for its dramatic landscape of rolling hills and towering mountains
Fewer tourists invade Lake Iseo, Italy July 29, 2010
Smaller lakes in the area that are not as popular but are likewise as picturesque and charming
Why Canadians are soooo polite July 29, 2010
Yet, it’s hard to get a handle on why Canadians go out of their way to be polite. It can’t have genetic roots.
The drugs your doctor prescribes may kill you July 20, 2010
FDA approval is no assurance of drug safety.
Canada Should Remember Communism’s Victims July 15, 2010
20th century’s deadliest ideology
Bhutan – the happiest country in Asia June 14, 2010
A landlocked country bordered by India and Tibet, the Kingdom of Bhutan is located at the eastern end of the towering Himalayas.
Following the Sacred Trail Of Mt Kawagebo June 14, 2010
Time stands still in Yubeng. The villager’s way of life has remained the same for hundreds of years.
They Myths and Legends of Jeju Island June 10, 2010
According to local belief, when water drips from the ceiling of the cave it means that the Sanbangdok, the patroness of Sanbangsan, is crying.
Laos in nothing if not an adventure June 10, 2010
Laotian cuisine should not be missed; like the neighboring country of Thailand it is also generous in its helping of curry and fresh ingredients that’ll leave you wanting more .
A few tips for renting a car June 9, 2010
Learning how to drive on the other side of the road is a small price to pay for the convenience that a car rental can provide.
The search for the elusive toilet June 9, 2010
First, you’ll never go wrong with learning the local term for toilet.
Preparing for a medical emergency abroad June 9, 2010
It is cliché, but it is true: prevention is better than a cure.
Exploring Lisbon, Portugal June 9, 2010
The warm waters of its beaches are a must during summer while it impressive towers, palaces and museums beckon tourists to explore all year round.
Vienna, a city made for love June 9, 2010
Couples looking for a romantic getaway will find it not only idyllic but also inspiring.