Opinion
Canada Day reflection: An ‘accidental Canadian’ considers his roots
With Canada Day in the offing, I often think of how my extended family first arrived in this great land…. Continue reading “Canada Day reflection: An ‘accidental Canadian’ considers his roots”
Trevor’s Take: The two solitudes
I was probably 13 when I realized how tourists affected my personal economy. All these years later I can still… Continue reading “Trevor’s Take: The two solitudes”
Five decisions you can make in the age of COVID-19
Many Kawartha Lakes residents are struggling with what to do and how to behave regarding the COVID-19 pandemic now that… Continue reading “Five decisions you can make in the age of COVID-19”
Billionaires equate to failed public policy
As our people and small businesses hold on for their lives and livelihoods, many are looking on, wondering what happened… Continue reading “Billionaires equate to failed public policy”
Ford government moving to privatize health care, reader says
I am beyond disgusted at the Ford government. Premier Doug Ford is moving ahead with Bill 175, which seeks to… Continue reading “Ford government moving to privatize health care, reader says”
Yukon’s Gurdeep Pandher tries to spread some joy on social media
Like many Canadians, I have been spending a little more time online while we #stayathome during the COVID-19 restrictions. Last… Continue reading “Yukon’s Gurdeep Pandher tries to spread some joy on social media”
Two local businesses that adapted quickly to new reality
Imagine that you have put years of time, effort, passion, and money into building a business. From the early years… Continue reading “Two local businesses that adapted quickly to new reality”
