KNOX – We Canadians have adopted ‘eh’ as a point of pride, eh?
JUST IN TIME for Canada’s 150th, here’s a surprise: We don’t really say “eh” that much. “ ‘Eh’ is used relatively infrequently in Canadian English,” Derek [Continue]
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FORSETH – Guess which govt news releases were before election, and after
CARE TO GUESS which of the following news story starts, from the B.C. Government News on Demand website, ran prior to the start of the B.C. provincial election — and [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – City needs bylaw to make teens leave home sooner
MOST DAYS, I’m certain that the power of the press is much over-rated. The media get way too much credit for influencing what people think. For that reason, I try not to [Continue]
TRAVIS – The things political parties do to gain an edge in election campigns
ATHLETES SEEK it, why wouldn’t politicians try and do the same? The little things that can help a party gain an edge in a campaign where every vote really did count [Continue]
KINSELLA – Prying back the lid on corruption
JAMES COMEY’S big day – the testimony of former FBI director – has been much discussed, debated and dissected. Comey’s testimony before the Senate intelligence [Continue]
PETERS – Health concerns trump all in Ajax report
AS MY LEARNED colleague, Mr. Armchair Mayor, pointed out earlier this week, the final report from SLR Consulting on the KGHM-Ajax environmental application was a mixed bag. [Continue]
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