Secondary suites should be on agenda
MONDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — Some of the most productive work by City council gets done at its workshops. They give councillors an opportunity to examine topics in more depth [Continue]
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‘Peace’ part of annual walk overshadowed by focus on the environment and social justice
SUNDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — For a while there on Saturday, it looked like the 39th annual Kamloops Walk for Peace, Social Justice and the Environment was going to be a [Continue]
Is a little Wi-Fi in our parks really so bad?
SATURDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — The very thought of injecting Wi-Fi into the serenity of Canada’s parks is making some people positively apoplectic. The radio hotline [Continue]
Last chapter in sad saga of Toronto’s mayor
FRIDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — There are many unfathomable nuances to the whirlwind that surrounds Toronto Mayor Rob Ford but the strangest one of all is the media’s [Continue]
Lots to think about with City’s finances
THURSDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — The term “cash grab” usually refers to an attempt to take advantage of a demand for something without giving value in return. That’s [Continue]
Vaccines have a proven track record
TUESDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — On Thursday, April 24, The Armchair Mayor News wrote an editorial about the controversy over flu shots and pointing out some of the arguments [Continue]
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