A living wage is a fair deal

by Lorraine Rekmans In response to Willem Van Dam’s comment that “The Greens argue that the state should exercise its power to curtail the individual...
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COVID-19 – Poem against domestic abuse

by Brenda Coucheir, April 10 2020 Dear mommy, I know today you’re very stressed With certainty we’re no longer blessed, But please don’t project your fears upon...
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“God is Great, Beer is Good, People are Crazy”

by Peter Johnson This is the third, and perhaps the last in a series of opinions/editorials featuring one person's view of the human condition; specifically...
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Do Canadians know, or care, about Indigenous issues?

by Lorraine Rekmans This is an extract from the podcast series Conversations with David. For the full conversation with Lorraine, listen to the podcast at...

A Tourist Delight

by Jim Bertram Well ladies and gentlemen of North Grenville, the government of Ontario has struck again. Apparently, it was not enough to strip our...
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Time to build each other up

Due to an impending storm a few weeks ago, I had to cancel an appointment at the Ottawa Hospital Civic Campus. When talking to...
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Just a song before I go

by Peter Johnson Greetings North Gremlins. My dearly-departed mother would often say, “If you can't say something nice...go to your room!” With that in mind,...
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Methane and Renewables

submitted by Steve Gabell Many people will have recently experienced a nasty surprise thanks to their Enbridge bills for methane (aka “natural gas”) being significantly...

The one-sided coin

Potholes. Potholes everywhere. That describes spring driving on most roads except the most meticulously cared-for county roads – and not just this spring, but...
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The right direction

Canada’s second annual Truth and Reconciliation Day has now come and gone. It is just one of many days in Canada intended to celebrate...