A recent tour to Glasgow Scotland for the world association of newspapers conference was an…
Editorials
Remembering D-Day sacrifices
June 6 marks the 75th anniversary of the largest single-day amphibious military invasion of all…
Make better choices
The Third World and emerging countries shouldn’t be North America’s landfill. Instead, we…
Capitalism gets a bad rap
If anyone hadn’t noticed, capitalism is getting a bad rap south of the border and in other parts…
Rough roads ahead
At first glance, it seems like a lot of money and some uncharacteristic provincial largesse.…
Rude awakening
Now and then the clock radio will go off and, depending on the mood, the snooze button will be…
Secrecy and saving face
Nineteen months after filing a freedom of information (FOI) request for severances paid to…
Make the news
As spring makes a reluctant return to the area in the form of warmer weather and the occasional dry…
Not so green
“Imagine a province-wide effort to plant 150 million trees to celebrate the 150th anniversary of…
Cutbacks include axing tree program
It happens. A new crew of people in charge and new ideas about the environment led to the axing of…
Pound foolish
Penny wise and pound foolish is a tired axiom, but it applies aptly to some recent moves of…
It’s only 10 bucks
The thing about ten bucks is if you have it, it isn’t worth a whole lot. If you don’t have ten…
Figuring it out
It’s been a bit of a struggle this week, trying to figure out how governments big and small…
#Everyone’s a critic
Premier Doug Ford apparently feels mainstream journalists have become irrelevant because he can…
A little competition…
To the average citizen who struggles to keep up with home and auto insurance rates, the amount it…
