LETTER – Guilt by association with the orange man is a stretch
Re: CHARBONNEAU – Tory support has been shaken by Trumpgate I have never voted conservative and the “orange man.” approach to Canada clashes with my broader [Continue]
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NATIONAL PULSE – Four in five are buying Canadian in face of tariff threat
Most say they are buying Canadian at grocery store; three-in-five ‘boycotting’ U.S. products By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE February 19, 2025 – Tariffs on Canadian goods [Continue]
LETTER – National flags can foster pride, but also division and conflict
THE FLAG Hoist the flag of nations Ya, Ya, Ya Together sing our anthem Kumbaya A symbol of unity, and of pride. Are you with us or against our side Our banner red and white [Continue]
NATIONAL PULSE – Energy priorities shift from environment to economy
Percentage of Canadians who believe energy policy should prioritize economic growth doubles from 2023 By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE February 13, 2025 – The return of U.S. [Continue]
LETTER – Listen to users when designing active transportation networks
I find it very interesting that some City councillors are complaining that usage numbers are currently not high enough on the 6th Avenue bike lane. These are the same ones [Continue]
LETTER – Maybe Buffy should have been left alone to carry on her work
Re: EDITORIAL – Shed no tears for Buffy Sainte-Marie over her fall from grace Buffy isn’t the first to adopt a first nations identity. Below has been borrowed from [Continue]
