Before we cast our ballots in the next election, be it federal (could happen any time, Oct. 20, 2025 at the latest), provincial (June 4, 2026 at the latest) or … Continue reading Time to take a look at what voters care about →

For many Canadians, especially ones whose homes are a reasonably safe distance from the American-Canadian border, the American presidential race is the best reality show on TV. (By Pauline Kerr) … Continue reading The show must go on →

The provincial government’s plan to move supervised drug consumption sites from school zones looks good at first glance. (By Pauline Kerr) To read the entire article online, click here to … Continue reading We need both supervised consumption sites and addiction treatment hubs →

The weather gurus have confirmed that Toronto has been hit with not one but two serious storms this summer – two once-in-a-100-year storms within weeks of each other – flooded … Continue reading More flooding, closed roads and insurance claims →

The countdown is on! What seemed like an endless summer ahead only yesterday, has dwindled to mere days before school resumes. (By Pauline Kerr) To read the entire article online, … Continue reading Kids heading back to school have everything but road safety on their minds →

A lot of focus with the SummervOlympics has been on the Seine River. The river has played a key role in European history from ancient times. Long before Île de … Continue reading Bravo to French leaders for ‘taking the plunge’ →

Drones are not exactly new technology, and they do not come equipped with a cloaking device. We know what they are, and what they can do. (By Pauline Kerr) To … Continue reading What the heck was the drone soccer spy thinking? →

It has come to the attention of many of us that the best deals on everything from retail to entertainment are probably found right here at home. Summer in this … Continue reading Why let the tourists have all the fun? →

A lot of our communities have stormwater and sewer systems that would qualify as antiques, were they cars. An automobile heading toward three-quarters of a century old was designed for … Continue reading ‘God willin’ and the creek don’t rise’ →

It took the police over two weeks to release information that most people who had heard or seen the news report had already figured out. The killer of a woman … Continue reading Time to end the code of silence →