Opinion
Clearing away the roadblocks at Community Living
Just like that, my usual short commute to one of my offices was made twice as long. I am not… Continue reading “Clearing away the roadblocks at Community Living”
John A. Macdonald would have supported basic income
If there’s one thing Prime Minister John A. Macdonald could do exceptionally well, it was to recognize where the political… Continue reading “John A. Macdonald would have supported basic income”
Every employee has mental health; how’s yours?
The average Canadian spends roughly 40 hours per week at work. Those days are often spent filing, lifting, sweating, serving… Continue reading “Every employee has mental health; how’s yours?”
Today, more than ever, we’re stronger together
“What have you done for me lately?” Chambers of commerce across Ontario have a long-standing challenge in letting local businesses… Continue reading “Today, more than ever, we’re stronger together”
Lindsay’s forgotten artist: Rediscovering W.A. Goodwin
Autumn is perhaps my favourite season. The palette of hues which grace the Kawartha Lakes between September and mid-November have… Continue reading “Lindsay’s forgotten artist: Rediscovering W.A. Goodwin”
The beer can family and the faces of poverty
From my kitchen window I could see the two girls were about four and six years old. They had just… Continue reading “The beer can family and the faces of poverty”
All my changes were there: The teacher and Canadian nationalism
My friend, John Boyko, says Canada is a conversation. In his blog he was referring to how we tend to… Continue reading “All my changes were there: The teacher and Canadian nationalism”
