The Sultan of Sausage in the downtown district
In the mid-1980s, a few years after Czeslaw Lewandowski emigrated to Canada from his native Poland, he worked in a Toronto factory, operated a cleaning service, and briefly ran a ...
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Column Blacklock: The climate action we need is political action
There’s a joke of sorts out there about smoking. “It’s easy to quit; I’ve done it many times!” It’s not easy, though, because smoking is both an addiction to nicotine, ... -
Opinion LETTERS: Turning off the radio won't make the truth go away
(Re: “People’s Party is pro-freedom,” Sept. 16, Page A1)Mr. Cassell is unaware of how those who protest vaccination mandates are causing havoc in our health care system. -
Column Daoust: Stop the unfair whining about politicians. They get a lot of things right
Overall, the studies are very clear: most of the time, governments deliver a majority of their pledges. -
Column Stewart: Sexual assault — women should be able to speak up without fear
I was raped at 18, but I didn't want to be labelled a victim so I stayed silent. If we authentically and openly share our stories, we risk surrendering our ... -
Column Editorial: Know your local candidates, not just their parties
Will the person you vote for be an active MP, or a mere party mouthpiece? It's not too late to do a little homework. -
Column Baranyai: Rejection of hospital protests free speech in action
Protests may be staged with many goals: to demonstrate solidarity, raise awareness, leverage media coverage and provoke a response. -
Column SIMS: Renaming vaccine players doesn't change the COVID-19 game plan
They all sound like names out of some cheesy sci-fi superhero script.Here’s the plot. “Comirnaty and SpikeVax, the dynamic duo of fighting messengers, join forces with Vaxzevria, the master of ...
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Column LAU: Next prime minister should cut spending to help the poor
For a government budget or election platform to make economic sense, the amount of spending should be meagre. -
Column Socks lived a life of independence
The story of Socks the cat began more than a decade ago, at the Loyalist Humane Society (LHS) where she had been taken with her kittens. -
Column Indigenous author series continues with library
The library’s ongoing series, sponsored by the County of Prince Edward, featuring Indigenous authors continues Tuesday, September 28 at 7 p. -
Opinion LETTER: Never underestimate the power of sport
In response to the story, ‘No spectators allowed at high school sports under new rules’:The four school boards that surround the North Bay area recently came to the decision that ... -
Opinion WALTERS: Life really is a bowl of cherries
You know, for a good number of years, my lovely wife and I farmed in southern Ontario. It was a fruit farm with all the extras. -
Column Sudbury column: 'La Laurentienne' as relevant as ever
Most Francophone students want to study at a bilingual university, like Laurentian, survey shows -
Letters Letters to the editor, Sept. 18, 2021
Confidence lostRe: “Biden not our friend,” Sept. 4, 2021.The Postmedia opinion on Joe Biden is right on; the U. -
Column Behind the Scenes: COVID-19 vaccination protects the Cornwall Community Hospital
Last month, we announced a COVID-19 vaccination policy for all staff members, physicians, students, contractors, and volunteers. -
Column Community editorial board: Reasons I've become an unofficial Cornwall booster
Last weekend, I celebrated my friend’s bachelor party in Ottawa and this weekend, I’ll be going to the wedding proper. -
Opinion Wanted: Ways to help loosen the black cat’s grip
It’s that time of year again, where summer lovers start feeling blue.Whether you call it the black dog, like Winston Churchill did, or you call it seasonal affective disorder (SAD), ...
