Opinion
Happiness is derived from community: Perspectives from a remote African village
As a new immigrant to Canada, with little knowledge of domestic waste management realities, hearing of the introduction of a… Continue reading “Happiness is derived from community: Perspectives from a remote African village”
Amalgamation: All for one, one for all
Twenty years ago this month, Victoria County ceased to exist. In its place the City of Kawartha Lakes was born,… Continue reading “Amalgamation: All for one, one for all”
Caribbean scandal: An apology is not enough when the premier knew all along
It doesn’t take a political genius to realize that what the public may remember from the Rod Phillips scandal is… Continue reading “Caribbean scandal: An apology is not enough when the premier knew all along”
Two sets of rules — one for Ontario’s politicians and one for the public
During a time of national emergency Ontarians need role models for civic minded behaviour. Members of the ruling Progressive Conservative… Continue reading “Two sets of rules — one for Ontario’s politicians and one for the public”
Ford’s folly a return to form
Like a lot of people, I was pleasantly surprised at Doug Ford’s handling of the COVID-19 crisis early in the… Continue reading “Ford’s folly a return to form”
Long-term care needs action now, not in 2025
Just last month, many unions and health advocates for long-term care were initially ecstatic to learn that the Ontario government… Continue reading “Long-term care needs action now, not in 2025”
Ford undermining environmental protections, says reader
The Ford government is taking steps to undemocratically undermine Ontario’s environmental protections. Ministerial Zoning Orders, a little used tool allowing… Continue reading “Ford undermining environmental protections, says reader”
