Opinion
Recognizing the person behind the outstretched hand
I appreciated Nancy Payne’s article on panhandling and felt that it was thoughtful and fair. But one point worth adding… Continue reading “Recognizing the person behind the outstretched hand”
Happiness is derived from community: Perspectives from a remote African village
As a new immigrant to Canada, with little knowledge of domestic waste management realities, hearing of the introduction of a… Continue reading “Happiness is derived from community: Perspectives from a remote African village”
Amalgamation: All for one, one for all
Twenty years ago this month, Victoria County ceased to exist. In its place the City of Kawartha Lakes was born,… Continue reading “Amalgamation: All for one, one for all”
Caribbean scandal: An apology is not enough when the premier knew all along
It doesn’t take a political genius to realize that what the public may remember from the Rod Phillips scandal is… Continue reading “Caribbean scandal: An apology is not enough when the premier knew all along”
Two sets of rules — one for Ontario’s politicians and one for the public
During a time of national emergency Ontarians need role models for civic minded behaviour. Members of the ruling Progressive Conservative… Continue reading “Two sets of rules — one for Ontario’s politicians and one for the public”
Ford’s folly a return to form
Like a lot of people, I was pleasantly surprised at Doug Ford’s handling of the COVID-19 crisis early in the… Continue reading “Ford’s folly a return to form”
Long-term care needs action now, not in 2025
Just last month, many unions and health advocates for long-term care were initially ecstatic to learn that the Ontario government… Continue reading “Long-term care needs action now, not in 2025”
