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Dear NCC,
Gatineau Park is in serious trouble: four new houses are being built[i]; the government is covering up its report on the violation of the Species at... more
June 22, 2022
Re: Think our economic recovery will be tough? You might be part of the problem,
Heather Scoffield, June 9, 2022
Many inflationary drivers... more
By
Larry
Kazdan
June 20, 2022
Dmitri, thanks for sharing your perspective in written form. Many of us share various misgivings about the kind of media coverage that editors use to get... more
June 18, 2022
You may have seen in the news that PC candidates across Ontario have been directed to sit out their local debates. Lanark-Frontenac-Kingston's candidate was no... more
May 30, 2022
There is a long timeline of shared history but also of persistent tensions between Russia and Ukraine in the leadup to the invasion of the latter country by... more
May 26, 2022
Q: What is your background, and why do you feel you are qualified to represent the people of this riding in Queens Park?
To begin on a personal note, I... more
By
Pat
Freel
May 15, 2022
This election is going to be crucial for Ontario. Not only are we dealing with the ongoing climate crisis, but we are faced with a poorly supported healthcare... more
Re: Rapid rate hikes critical to ‘break’ rising inflation expectations, says former BoC governor David Dodge, David Parkinson, May 1, 2022
When... more
By
Larry
Kazdan
May 12, 2022
I have had a vision for the evolution of the Toronto Karma Co-op for its second 50 years. It reminds me of the vision that I had 50 years ago when Karma was... more
April 26, 2022
Introduction
With so many recent developments, it’s already time for an update to last year’s review of publicly funded campaign finance. There is still a... more
By
Guy
Talevi
April 18, 2022
A small forest, one of the last remaining naturalized areas in a Stittsville neighbourhood, was clear-cut last month.
It’s shocking that an education... more
April 14, 2022
According to information obtained from Environment Canada, the National Capital Commission (NCC) violated the Species at Risk Act in a project involving... more
April 7, 2022
Language shapes the way we experience the world. What we call things matters. This section looks at common language patterns that hide or confuse political... more
April 2, 2022
It’s been one heck of a run, this is our season finale.
We’re at the end, it’s been an amazing journey. Right now, we do not know what the future holds. Our... more
By
Damian
Piper
March 18, 2022
One of the most crucial methods of minimizing the destruction of war is to accurately identify which side of the war is engaging in aggression and which side... more
March 15, 2022