Censorship déjà vu

February 17, 2022 · 0 Comments

by JAY GOLDBERG Buried in a last week’s news cycle, dominated by former Conservative leader Erin O’Toole’s sacking and honking truckers, Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez ...

Is Rome burning?

by BRIAN LOCKHART For the most part, I have never been highly critical of the federal government, no matter which political party is running the ...

Don’t complain about the water

by BRIAN LOCKHART The Winter Olympics are underway as the best athletes in the world give their greatest performance in a bid to bring home ...

Politicization of the pandemic

Sam Odrowski From the Editor’s Chair Liberal MP from Quebec Jöel Lightbound broke ranks with his party this week, commenting on how the pandemic has ...

Shrinking Asia

by GWYNNE DYER In the politics of population, the magic number is 2.1. That is ‘replacement level’: if a country’s fertility rate (the average number ...

Look in your own backyard

by BRIAN LOCKHART During the current time, there’s a lot of people lamenting the fact that they can’t travel. That is understandable. For many people, ...

Technology – what’s next?

by BRIAN LOCKHART When Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone, it was considered a huge leap in technology. Imagine being able to speak to your ...

Scary times

by SAM ODROWSKI The rhetoric is getting increasingly scary surrounding those who decline or are choosing to wait before receiving a COVID-19 vaccine. More than ...

Suspect in Shelburne murder found dead in vehicle

Written By Paula Brown Local Journalism Initiative Reporter A 44-year-old Orangeville man wanted on an arrest warrant in connection to the murder of a women ...

Unite against the vax tax

Franco Terrazzano & Kris SimsTROY MEDIA As we head into the third year of revolving government lockdowns, Canadians have every right to be furious. But ...

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