Editorials

Cellphones and common courtesy

It’s one of those societal changes that bewilders most of us, mainly because we can’t pinpoint quite when it started…. Continue reading “Cellphones and common courtesy”

We need clear rules and enforcement on e-bikes

There’s a lot to like about e-bikes, and their relatives e-trikes and e-scooters. They free people from dependence on cars,… Continue reading “We need clear rules and enforcement on e-bikes”

Our choice for mayor: Charlie McDonald

Municipal campaigns are full of verbs. Cut. Build. Fix. Attract. Improve. The harder verb is deliver. Five candidates — Ron… Continue reading “Our choice for mayor: Charlie McDonald”

Walmart won’t define us

For years, the question of whether Lindsay would ever get a Walmart has bedevilled local councillors, pressured city planners, and… Continue reading “Walmart won’t define us”

Municipal election red flags

Campaigning is kicking into high gear for the upcoming municipal elections. When a school board or council hopeful knocks on… Continue reading “Municipal election red flags”

PM was right to walk away

Canada didn’t choose the trade war we find ourselves in, but we’re now finding ourselves fighting for our economic well-being…. Continue reading “PM was right to walk away”

Need for speed?

The Ontario government’s latest move to raise speed limits on more provincial highways will no doubt please drivers who spend… Continue reading “Need for speed?”