LETTER – The laughs, warmth and depth that dogs bring to our lives
Re: ‘Why it’s OK to grieve for our dogs’, Sept. 1, 2018 After we had our dog Tuck put down (cancer in his spleen), we didn’t know if we’d find a [Continue]
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NATIONAL PULSE – Charged up about electric vehicles, but price an issue
More than half say governments should do more to incentivize the public to purchase electric vehicles By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE Sept. 20, 2018 – As the Ontario provincial [Continue]
LETTER – Labour Day was about music, hot dogs and collecting signatures
Labour day! Ah yes, the day before school goes back in, or the beginning of autumn, or the day labour unions and coalitions open their arms to a family day in fairs at local [Continue]
NATIONAL PULSE – Vast majority want Sir John A. to stay in public view
Most say Canada spends too much time apologizing for residential schools and should move on By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE September 6, 2018 – As a long summer of discussion over [Continue]
LETTER – Come to the Pro Rep Diner and order what you want
Since the Armchair Mayor is once again running his favourite column against PR, I thought I’d humour him and stick with the food analogy. Let’s say both Mel and I are [Continue]
LETTER – Tired of skewing of votes in First Past the Post system
Most of our everyday world runs on one person, one vote, which is proportional representation (PR). How so? When union members vote on a new contract, the person with high [Continue]
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