EDITORIAL: Ambassador Cong: Apologize or leave
We agree with Conservative leader Erin O’Toole in the wake of China’s ambassador to Canada threatening the safety of 300,000 Canadians living in Hong Kong, if Prime Minister Justin Trudeau ...
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Editorial Editorial: Shameless Liberals obstruct WE probes
Apparently Prime Minister Justin Trudeau doesn’t want to disclose the total amount of money the Trudeau family was paid in speaking fees and expenses for appearing at WE Charity and ... -
Editorial Modified Stage 2 in EOHU will be based on our Thanksgiving behaviour
There’s a sense of the unknown in the next few days.As medical officer of health Dr. Paul Roumeliotis explained, the Eastern Ontario Health Unit region is on the bubble when ... -
Editorial Editorial: A need to reflect on our COVID-19 assumption
The Thanksgiving weekend was surely a bittersweet time for many Canadians.Few people will complain about the chance to get a long weekend away from work and school. -
Editorial EDITORIAL: Drop-in Fuhr Sports Park a win-win for City and residents
The City could also do a better job of advertising the fact it is not actually all that expensive to rent a field at $38 per hour during non-peak hours. -
Editorial OPINION: Northwestern Ontario bubble could curb COVID-19 spread
Would a northwestern Ontario bubble prevent the rising number of COVID-19 infections in Toronto and Manitoba to arrive in our plot of the Canadian Shield? It sounds crazy, but we’re ... -
Editorial EDITORIAL: Shameless Liberals obstruct WE probes
Apparently Prime Minister Justin Trudeau doesn’t want to disclose the total amount of money the Trudeau family was paid in speaking fees and expenses for appearing at WE Charity and ... -
Editorial Your turn to speak up on proposed Cornwall rental registry
Cornwall residents, and owners of our rental units, will soon get a broader chance to have their say when it comes to the question of a rental registry in the ...
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Editorial Recurring lockdowns isn't the way forward
Back in March, Canada went into lockdown to get a handle on the newly emerging virus.How bad was it? Who would be most hit? How does it spread? What’s the ... -
Editorial Answers needed on plastic waste ban
The problem with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government when it comes to addressing environmental problems is that it’s big on virtue signalling, weak on follow through. -
Column Editorial: COVID restrictions – A few bad apples = thousands of lost jobs
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Editorial Cornwall's next step on water meters comes Tuesday
Cornwall city council is being asked to take another step towards a fairer way of charging us for costs of the water we use and then flush away on Tuesday. -
Editorial EDITORIAL: Pandemic has shown mental health needs to be yearlong focus
It is not restricted to a day of hashtags and it does not only exist in a plague. -
Editorial Climate pledge just more hot air
Three months away from failing to meet his 2020 target for reducing Canada’s industrial greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) linked to climate change, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is now promising to ... -
Editorial OPINION: Why newspapers matter
Every morning for most of my childhood my mother would slap the freshly delivered Winnipeg Free Press on the kitchen table as I gobbled up my Froot Loops. -
Editorial Infrastructure repair wise, but Grit targets misguided
It’s not uncommon for governments to fund infrastructure projects during an economic downturn. -
Editorial Editorial: Time for a new health minister
So chaotic is the track record of Tyler Shandro as Alberta’s health minister that controversy has become the rule rather than the exception. -
Editorial EDITORIAL: COVID-19 exposed government failures
In the early stages of COVID-19 in January, the cliche coming from those who believe in big government was that the pandemic demonstrated the need for government.
