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Letters Of This Type
Would you renovate your house without comparing costs and design/build options? Would you use outdated technology instead of modern building practices? For... more
January 19, 2016
The push to extend the Trillium LRT route directly to our Airport is essential for the future of our city as a sustainable and modern national capital. In... more
By mihaychuk
January 24, 2016
To the editor,
Re: Electoral reform's problematic consequences, Ottawa Sun, December 15, pg. A15: http://www.torontosun.com/2015/12/14/electoral-reforms-... more
By poli_sci_guy
January 3, 2016
To the editor,
Re: Liberals' election plan shows early-onset arrogance, December 29, pg A3 Saskatoon StarPhoenix
I must take issue with Les MacPherson’s... more
By poli_sci_guy
January 1, 2016
The new landfill proposed by Waste Management for their site along Carp Road has received the last remaining provincial approval and soon will be cleared for... more
By Harold Moore
December 21, 2015
A bounce in their steps and goofy grins on their faces, residents of Ottawa are exhibiting unusual behaviour. Even characteristically dour public servants... more
December 14, 2015
Prime Minister Trudeau's mandate letters to ministers (which he thankfully made public for the first time ever) importantly remind them that the PM’s... more
December 10, 2015
From the Paris attacks to last week’s mass shootings in California, like many in the civilized world over the past month I’ve been trying to wrap my head... more
December 7, 2015
Andrew Coyne has hauled out Canada's most tired defeatist myths to argue for continuing the past decade of inaction and subterfuge on the international stage... more
By mihaychuk
December 1, 2015
If it has tires or teats, you will have trouble. That's an old adage having more truth than we would like.
Wheels separating from their vehicles has been a... more
In the aftermath of last Friday's horrific terrorist attacks in Paris, it is quite understandable that there is little interest in discussing possible root... more
By Jack Jedwab
November 16, 2015
With Justin Trudeau’s cabinet now fully sworn-in and the pomp and circumstance out of the Ottawa air, the brass tacks of governing start to come in full force... more
By Carter Vance
November 8, 2015
It was one of the more remark-able moments in a long campaign. A poised Justin Trudeau was being interviewed by CBC’s Peter Mansbridge. When asked about... more
November 4, 2015
Once Canadians arrive at the correct diagnosis -- that corporate globalization is a cancer – we can then administer the cure, which involves the dismantling... more
By Mark Taliano
November 1, 2015
