
From allies to enemies: the shift no one can explain.
This moment in time matters because I can’t help but feel that we are quickly losing most of the power over our lives. Many comments I hear from others lead

This moment in time matters because I can’t help but feel that we are quickly losing most of the power over our lives. Many comments I hear from others lead

Most people like free things! But some things are just too expensive to be free. The best example of that is our Canadian health care system. People are facing doctor

So, who is looking out for Canada now? We hear a lot of words, yet it appears that even a diminishing of perceived worry over climate change and deforestation in

Canadians have heard a lot of ‘talk,’ but we are still waiting for meaningful action from our new prime minister. The ‘Elbows Up’ crowd are still beating their chest in

It seems we are no longer a strong player or donor in the world as a country. We used to be known for doing things. We fought in wars, we

It is impossible to scan morning headlines without being faced with an opinion comment that ‘Society is unequivocally decoupling from the deathly embrace of fossil fuel.’ The big question is:

Public sector unions have advantages when it comes to political influence by close association with the party they favour. They also have a steady and reliable revenue stream. What this

I recently received feedback from friends who attended COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan last year where governments signed agreements for a UN-led global carbon market and trillions of dollars in wealth

I noticed a new headline today stating, “Why Canada’s Unemployment Rate is Rising Faster than in the USA.” I didn’t bother to read it because I couldn’t get past the

Where does one start? With all the daily uncertainty around our province and Canada overall, I ask myself that question every time I sit down to write about tariffs, or