NATIONAL PULSE – ‘Police are easier on some protesters than others’
Two-in-five urban Canadians say they’ve encountered, been disrupted by protests in past six months By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE May 2, 2024 – New data from the non-profit [Continue]
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LETTER – School trustees shouldn’t have asked if they didn’t want to listen
Re: EDITORIAL – Board may as well not have asked public about school’s name Enough of the continuous PC ism about naming the new school. The board shouldn’t have even [Continue]
NATIONAL PULSE – City halls, campuses fair game for protests but not hospitals
Majorities also believe schools, churches should be off limits for demonstrations By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE April 30, 2024 – While demonstrations are far from new phenomena [Continue]
LETTER – Pettiness of councillors against the mayor grows very tiresome
I’m getting very tired with this council and the upper management with their petty bickering against the Mayor; this seems to have started when the Mayor put forth a [Continue]
NATIONAL PULSE – Liberals aren’t getting a bounce in wake of new budget
By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE April 24, 2024 – A month-long political sales job by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, his cabinet and caucus attempting to raise awareness and – [Continue]
LETTER – Tuning out from the mud on the AM radio station dial
Re: ROTHENBURGER – A modest proposal for a better citizen satisfaction survey I like your insight, mixed with humour. I’m not a political type guy but I am a home [Continue]
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