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Glavin: Trudeau can't avoid the ethical quandary posed by China's actions. But somehow he thinks ...

The government continues to display catatonic uselessness in facing the existential threat Beijing poses to the entire architecture of the 'rules-based international order.'
Column
Cohen: Why Kamala Harris will be the first female president of the United States

It is hard to find a politician with experience, intellect and temperament, but this politician has all of them.
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Tomas Jirousek: 'Compliments' betray racist misconceptions

People who tell me I'm "so smart for a native" are unconsciously protecting their prejudices by separating me from other Indigenous people.
Editorial
Editorial: Governor general must show royal jelly

This country has been blessed with some truly distinguished vice-regal representatives.As governor general, Ray Hnatyshyn opened up the grounds to Rideau Hall, allowed public skating and held concerts there.
Column
GOLDSTEIN: COVID-19 dumps Ontario into an ocean of red ink

Ontario Finance Minister Rod Phillips’ economic update on Wednesday revealed the province’s finances are in bad shape because of the COVID-19 recession, and a second wave of the coronavirus in ...
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In praise of the boring yet wonderful evergreen tree

Evergreens are peaceful. No falling leaves. No naked branches in winter. No uncurling leaves in spring.
Column
In praise of the boring but wonderful evergreen tree

Evergreens are peaceful. No falling leaves. No naked branches in winter. No uncurling leaves in spring.
Letters
Letters to the Editor: Aug. 12

Is air show safe?Is it only me who is concerned about the Airshow London. What are we doing with all the American teams flying? Are they landing here? Have they ...

Letters
Letters to the Editor: Aug. 8

Great recipeRegarding the article Food bank hoping new greenhouse takes root (Aug. 5).Food insecurity has been an issue in Canada for a long time.
Column
Nurse on front line of COVID testing

Mary Attalla did not hesitate when she got the telephone call.“Jordan Dewar, manager of the surgical unit at the Brant Community Healthcare System, asked if I would work in the ...
Letters
Letter: Government gambling with safety of students, teachers

As Sept. 8 and the start of school creeps closer I cannot express how frightened I am becoming.
Column
Incredible Creatures - Viceroy Butterflies: Masters of Mimicry

By John GavloskiSome butterflies require a second look. The butterfly in this photo was photographed on my raspberry plants in early-August.
Letters
Cormorants an 'extremely destructive bird'

The following is in response to the letter No science behind fall cormorant hunt which appeared Aug. 11To the editor:Opponents of cormorant control are a vocal minority.
Column
Purple Grove News

Well, how is everyone doing with the ‘new normal’? So many changes and not all of them bad.
Letters
Gov’t gambling with the safety of students, teachers

As Sept. 8 and the start of school creeps closer I cannot express how frightened I am becoming. I’m not scared for myself, but for every student, teacher, parent, education ...
Column
Resilience of Northerners reflected in Cochrane's history

Just over 120 years ago, government surveyors were mapping the vast, dense forests and waterways of Northern Ontario.
Column
John Joynt and the St. Helens War Memorial

On Nov. 11, 1918, John Joynt, a wealthy Huron County farmer and entrepreneur, was lying in a Buffalo, New York hospital recovering from the Spanish influenza when he awoke to ...
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Deschenes Commission confirmed war criminal numbers 'grossly exaggerated'

We always suspected it. We tried to tell reporters, politicians, RCMP investigators, even a few of those ranged against us in the public arena, about what we were certain was ...