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royal wedding 2018: lingering cult of celebrity
Long live British royalty – preferably at their own expense. Who knows what the British public will pay for... more
May 20, 2018
QUEEN’S PARK -- The revelation that Hydro One board members voted to raise their salaries amidst a downturn in share price illustrates the extent of Liberal... more
May 16, 2018
Who will commemorate the Nakba in Canada?
BRIAR PATCH – BLOG
by Morgan Duchesney May 14, 2018
This week marks the anniversary of conflicting narratives:... more
May 14, 2018
I haven't written anything about Donald Trump for months but I listen and I learn. He may be a suitable as a tycoon, or mogul, or despot but I have less hope... more
By
Ron
Unruh
May 12, 2018
QUEEN’S PARK -- PC leader Doug Ford is the only major party leader to go silent on fair and inclusive debates.
Premier Wynne and Andrea Horwath are in. Over 20... more
May 7, 2018
By David Coletto & Ihor Korbabciz
Campaigns matter. We hear it all the time. And it seems more and more they do.
Partisan attachments among voters are... more
By
Abacus
Data
May 7, 2018
Can the economy and the environment exist together as PM Justin Trudeau is fond of saying or do you have to settle for one or the other?
The Kinder Morgan... more
May 2, 2018
Canada is one of the oldest constitutional democracies in the world. While the roles of the Monarch and the Governor General are described in the Canadian... more
By
Ron
Unruh
May 1, 2018
My name is Kelley Denham and I am a mom of four and a 2015 grad of the Social Service Worker Program at Algonquin College in Perth. I am now employed in my... more
April 29, 2018
Democracy, originally referred to in Greek as Demos Kratos or the power of people, can be questionable in Western and Eastern democracies from the angles of... more
April 27, 2018
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
New Report: Municipal Climate Action Needs Provincial Support to Succeed
A new report card released today by the Urban Climate... more
April 26, 2018
Sometimes the best of intentions get lost in their application. What was intended to be soothing can turn out to be annoying and frustrating. Too often... more
April 26, 2018
All of humanity currently risks exposure to toxic chemicals all over creation in a similar vein to the Mad Hatter of Alice in Wonderland fame. And, maybe, as... more
By
Ken
Billings
April 24, 2018
At the April 24, 2018 (Tuesday) City of Ottawa Planning Committee meeting, under the innocuous guise of an omnibus report covering a series of zoning... more
By
Alex
Cullen
April 22, 2018
The Ontario Minister of Children and Youth Services Michael Coteau has actively refused to bring in regulation of the provinces regional autism centers despite... more
April 22, 2018