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At the start of 2019, we explored public attitudes toward liberalizing alcohol sales in Ontario. The provincial government expanded store hours in December and... more
By Abacus Data
February 12, 2019
Three Canadian oilpatch giants say they had nothing to do with a campaign to weaken car emissions rules backed by a U.S. trade group to which they belong.
In... more
February 12, 2019
Re: Andrew Coyne: I, for one, welcome our new world parliament overlords, Jan. 11, 2019
In the course of just 60 years, the population of Earth has exploded... more
By Larry Kazdan
January 16, 2019
Tefficient, a European-based consultancy on the wireless market, released its latest report this morning comparing pricing and usage in the global wireless... more
January 22, 2019
Canada's most populous province has launched a sweeping review of a law protecting endangered species in order to find "efficiencies for businesses."
Ontario... more
January 18, 2019
Definition of Whistleblower: Guardian of the Public Trust. Proposed legislation for Greece - A black and white law to protect any person exposing waste, fraud... more
January 4, 2019
How people think about political leaders has to do with a lot of factors, well beyond their policy positions. Voters develop a sense of what kind of person... more
By Abacus Data
December 30, 2018
Absolute power corrupts absolutely. I am wondering if Doug Ford understands how this famous phrase relates to his role as premier.
The premier denies that the... more
December 25, 2018
As Ontario turns its back on hundreds of renewable energy contracts, the province at the heart of Canada's oilpatch appears to be going in a different... more
December 18, 2018
OTTAWA – Democracy Watch released the letter it sent today to Ontario Integrity Commissioner David Wake calling on him to rule on the legality of Premier Ford’... more
December 18, 2018
The toxic waste of the Canadian oilpatch has been quietly spreading in the boreal forest since bitumen mining began near Fort McMurray in Northern Alberta in... more
November 23, 2018
“The Premier is breaking his campaign promise to be transparent by concealing basic information about the company contracted to operate cannabis storage and... more
November 12, 2018
“It is unacceptable that raw sewage continues to flow into our lakes and rivers. It’s simply disgusting that the government is allowing our lakes and rivers to... more
November 13, 2018
The Canadian government’s strong pro-net neutrality position has served as its telecom policy foundation with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and other... more
November 5, 2018
Re: Wolf is truly at provinces' doors, Andrew Coyne, Sept. 29
When the First World War began, Europe was on the gold standard and experts predicted fighting... more
By Larry Kazdan
October 4, 2018