Gov’t directive missing the whole story
Ontario’s 36 conservation authorities are under fire this week by a provincial government that may not fully grasp the authorities’ scope of operations, nor their involvement in stewardship issues.
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Editorial EDITORIAL: Stain only a vote will wash away
All the virtue signalling, all the self-righteous platitudes, all the holier-than-thou Conservative-bashing in the world won’t remove the terrible stain Justin Trudeau and his Liberal government must now wear. -
Editorial Endless Summer of 2019 for some, season of discontent for others
The Kenora of 2020 sets the stage for the next era of social and cultural development in the community -
Column COLUMN: The age of ignorance
The age of ignorance is scary, stupid, silly and something that has to come to an end. -
Column COLUMN: The age of ignorance
The age of ignorance is scary, stupid, silly and something that has to come to an end. -
Editorial Cornwall city council should resist the temptation
A Cornwall city council decision pending on Monday will demonstrate whether this group has any more temerity than the last council to deal with its own remuneration. -
Editorial Community Services Hub closure provides time out for program review
Kenora is changing both demographically and in its approach to addressing homelessness and people struggling with addictions and mental health issues -
Editorial Confidence in Cornwall housing market appears steady
Pending council approval later this month, Cornwall will have given permission to developers to add 151 new homes to the city in the coming years.
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Editorial Mental health just as important as physical
I saw a story recently on one person’s problems with PTSD resulting from a horrific collision they witnessed. -
Editorial Let’s hear about cost of living this election
A number of recent public opinion polls show that the upcoming Canadian federal election is poised to be a hard-fought toss-up that gets ugly at times. -
Editorial Learn to love the noise and crowds
Carol Majeau sent in a tip o the hat, saying “The 60’s & 70’s Reunion was a resounding success! The dedication and hard work of the committee and volunteers made ... -
Editorial Improving the Amber Alert system
We support the Amber Alert system in child abduction cases.That said, we don’t think it’s justified to fine or otherwise punish people who phone 911 to complain about being awaked ... -
Editorial When will you need the food bank?
I was listening to the news the other day and heard that the Edmonton food bank is in dire need of donations because their shelves are empty, after all, people ... -
Editorial To fight crime, fight poverty
Saskatchewan continues to draw attention for its dismal record on crime. The fact communities in our province continue to rank among the most violent per capita in Canada is a ... -
Editorial Stop SADS from killing youth
Here is a question for you – if you have a child in school who might be interested in playing sports, would you be willing for your child to be ... -
Editorial Foibles of public engagement exist in Cornwall, too
There’s a certain amount of reasonable head-nodding and agreement with Cornwall planning advisory and hearing committee member Amanda Brisson’s disappointment regarding public engagement with the development of the latest waterfront ... -
Editorial EDITORIAL: The return of Butts speaks volumes
Jaws dropped throughout the Canadian political scene when it was revealed that Gerald Butts had been officially welcomed back into the federal Liberal fold, and would be assisting Prime Minister ... -
Editorial Editorial: Canada's government shouldn't lean on China critics
The telephone calls Global Affairs Canada placed to the two former ambassadors over their public remarks on China smack of interference and intimidation.
