JOHNSON – The Ottawa truck convoy and why democracy is hard
A FEDERAL JUDGE says the 2022 Liberal government’s use of the Emergencies Act in order to remove convoy protesters was unreasonable and infringed on protesters’ [Continue]
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JOHNSON – Donald Sutherland wants us to send him a postcard … with his own stamp
A FAMOUS CANADIAN, star of screen and stage, an Officer AND a Companion of the Order of Canada, recipient of an Honorary Academy Award, a Golden Globe winner … had his own [Continue]
JOHNSON – Perspective is everything when looking at Israel and Gaza
Let’s look at why this conflict, more than any other, seems to be the one that everyone cares about in a world of localized wars and armed conflicts OVER THE YEARS and more [Continue]
JOHNSON – Bakers and sweet makers – a shortage of sugar for Christmas?
LAST WEEK WE were at Walmart, shopping for ingredients to launch our annual Christmas baking cycle; the family does enjoy the usual Nanaimo Bars, Butter Tarts, Rocky Road and [Continue]
JOHNSON – The CBC Part 3: The case for ditching the TV arm but keeping radio
This is the third and final instalment of a three-part column revolving around the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. The CBC – Part 1 – Pierre Poilievre ‘defunding [Continue]
JOHNSON – The CBC Part 2: Liberal or liberal, what it means for Mother Corp
This is the second installment of a three-part column revolving around the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. This time we discuss big and small L liberalism, the Liberal [Continue]
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