Weekly Ponderings: Baseball – game of diamonds in the rough Part 3
Sources: The Town Life, Main Street and the Evolution of Small Town Alberta, 1880-1947, by Donald G. Wetherell and Irene R.
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Editorial EDITORIAL: The tariff game is back
Canadians have good reason to be suspicious and critical of U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to reimpose a 10% tariff on Canadian aluminum products. -
Editorial Thankful Cornwall Community Hospital's visitation restrictions relaxed
Thanks to the Cornwall Community Hospital for doing the work it needed to do in order to expand visitations this week. -
Comments EDITORIAL: Healthcare needs to help more and remove hurdles
Healthcare in this country has its merits, yes, but these are window dressing covering up a system rife with flaws. -
Editorial EDITORIAL: Healthcare needs to help more and remove hurdles
Healthcare in this country has its merits, yes, but these are window dressing covering up a system rife with flaws. -
Local News Trudeau throws public service under the bus
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had no choice. The public service made him do it.That was his story and he was sticking to it – all throughout his 90-minute testimony before ... -
Editorial Keeping our beaches safe for everyone
Entering Stage 3 of reopening Ontario – and some health regions earlier than others due to lower risk of cases – has provided a false sense of safety and security ... -
Editorial OPINION: Mandatory masks necessary to combat virus
I’ve been waiting for this one.Ever since the news that Thunder Bay’s health unit was going to make masks mandatory, I was waiting for the inevitable announcement from the Northwestern ...
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Editorial EDITORIAL: Feds' vaccine deals require scrutiny
The Liberal government has finally decided to get in line to receive a COVID-19 vaccine from a company that isn’t based in China. -
Editorial School daze COVID-style
When it comes to opening schools, governments are damned if they do and damned if they don’t. -
Editorial EDITORIAL: Fight COVID-19 rumours with facts
Public health experts say they’re worried misinformation and conspiracy theories about the COVID-19 pandemic have spread like wildfire on social media, endangering the lives of Canadians. -
Editorial There is no perfect return-to-class plan
Now that Ontario has laid out the broad strokes of a return-to-school plan, the critique has shifted from attacking the lack of a plan to pointing out the deficiencies in ... -
Editorial EDITORIAL: Next phase of recovery may be the hardest
The last couple of weeks have seen Canadians return to the greatest state of normalcy they’ve experienced since the middle of March. -
Editorial Licence-plate phobia could bite the hand that helps feed our businesses
If our local retail and tourism industries are ever going to fully rebound from this pandemic, a licence plate shouldn’t matter. -
Editorial EDITORIAL: Trudeau's WE defence doesn't help him
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s latest version of his role in his cabinet’s approval of a $500-million sole-sourced contract to the WE Charity is an interesting one. -
Editorial OPINION: Bill 195 fails front-line workers
Wait, wasn’t Doug Ford for the people? I guess he forgot.We’ve heard the term “front-line workers” a lot during this global pandemic, but now the province’s most vital soldiers in ... -
Editorial The goal now is to manage COVID-19
Federal, provincial and municipal governments are struggling to find the right balance between the public health imperative of containing the spread of COVID-19 and the financial imperative of reopening the ... -
Editorial EDITORIAL: Learning to live with the new rules
One Ontario party host is now facing a whopping fine for letting hundreds of revellers into his home.
