McGARVEY – The dilemma of Omar Khadr
IT SEEMS nobody is very happy about the multi-million-dollar payout to Omar Khadr. In a sharp rebuke to the government of Canada, the Sun newspaper chain claimed, “… [Continue]
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WILDFIRES – Drone video shows near-total destruction of mobile home park
Boston Flats residents got a look Tuesday at what’s left of their mobile home park. And the sad news was, not much. Almost every mobile home in the park was destroyed [Continue]
McQUARRIE – Feel free to disagree, but keep the name-calling to yourself
ONE OF THE expected consequences of writing a political opinion piece is the inevitable name calling. Matter of fact, if I don’t get a comment or two or an email calling me [Continue]
NATIONAL PULSE – 71% say government made wrong call on settling with Khadr out of court
Many say they would have offered apology, but not financial compensation By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE The vast majority of Canadians say the federal government made the wrong [Continue]
COLLINS – Could the plight of Sears have been avoided?
THE PLIGHT Sears is indicative of what is happening with many of our traditional shopping sources. And it could well get worse before it gets better. The old way of shopping [Continue]
GINTA – Challenging times bring out the best and worst in people
I WAS ALMOST done with writing this week’s column by Thursday last week. It was about the missing campfire ban; it was long overdue and its absence worrying. Then Friday [Continue]
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