Editorial: PM's politicization of migration divisive
For decades, Canada had an immigration system that was the envy of the world.
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Editorial Editorial: Ontario takes hit as GM looks to future
Canadians have been enthusiastic partners with the Detroit-based automobile industry for more than a century, providing innovation, financial capital, government support and labour. -
Editorial Editorial: This is not the way to deal with protest
One can understand the Ontario government’s concern for the safety of its MPPs who meet with citizens, but to automatically have the police called when a rally is held at ... -
Editorial What's SDG doing to alleviate school-closure threat?
SDG Warden Jamie MacDonald’s words on the schools within our townships were no doubt well-received by those who had the chance to read them. -
Editorial Christmas is what you make of it
The idea of Christmas is buried deep within the human experience. If we didn't celebrate the birth of Christ, we'd find cause to celebrate something else this time of year. -
Column Thank-you Fort Sask, it was my pleasure
It’s hard to believe that after almost five years in Fort Saskatchewan this will be my last paper working for The Record. -
Editorial Positives, challenges for Cornwall in 2018 and beyond
The lead paragraph in the Standard-Freeholder’s coverage of the annual Team Cornwall Year in Review meeting was spot on— “Take a bow, Cornwall. -
Editorial Tenants and residents find common cause in city water rate increase protest
T he freshly-minted Kenora city council hardly had time to settle into the comfy seats around the council table when they were presented with their first controversy.
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Editorial Cornwall deserves its arts centre
When the fundraising campaign for the Cornwall Espace des Arts Space fully launches next month, it should be widely supported. -
Editorial Feds stumble in extending internet to rural Canada
High-speed internet service has become a necessity for Canadians who want to be digitally connected and competitive, yet such a service continues to elude a great many people who live ... -
Editorial When you want to give a gift but don't have a clue what they want
I love buying gifts for kids when I know them well enough to know what they like (or their parents give me a big hint!). -
Editorial EDITORIAL: Quebec needs to cut out the hypocrisy on oil opposition
It’s time for Quebec Premier Francois Legault to get off his high horse.That was the message from Premier Rachel Notley, who made the comments during a press conference to announce ... -
Editorial An exciting settlement for Akwesasne, and its neighbours
Congratulations are due to the Mohawks of Akwesasne.In voting that culminated on Saturday, a plurality of those who cast ballots approved the $239. -
Editorial Water meters would be a great gift from Cornwall city council
Be still, my beating heart.It did accelerate a touch when reading coverage from Thursday evening’s special Cornwall city council meeting where the 2019 water and sewer budgets were approved. -
Editorial Community Foundation’s 15th annual Festival of Trees a time for celebration and reflection
The work of the foundation keeps growing along with the endowment fund as individuals, families and organizations make substantial donations, matching and challenge funds and special endowments. -
Editorial Just say no to drinking and driving
First of all, I offer Chelsea Carter of the Fairview and District Chamber of Commerce, a Tip o’ the hat for the best ever Moonlight madness. -
Local News National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women ceremony at Courthouse Park
Huron Domestic Assault Review Team to host ceremony at Goderich Courthouse Square on Dec. 6, at 10am -
Editorial EDITORIAL: Why does oil-rich Canada buy oil from Saudi Arabia?
Last week, Alberta Premier Rachel Notley announced her government’s purchase of rail cars to ship her province’s oil to buyers.
