Roads need to be free of impaired, distracted drivers
If we are really serious about making a difference, why not simply bar such people from getting behind the wheel for life, as they do in a number of European countries?
Lots of junk in food advertising
Misleading food advertising and inadequate labeling can make healthy choices difficult.
‘Mayors Gone Bad’ examines corruption and incompetence in municipal government
Author says those governing Canadian cities are at best ineffectual and at worst corrupt, due to lack of any real power or money to do the job well.
Trump and Williams symbols of conceit and deceit
It has not been a terrific week for honesty and integrity, in either journalism or politics in the United States.
Opponents of anti-terrorism law voice concern over losing rights
From environmental groups to First Nations to the country’s Privacy Commissioner, Canada’s new Bill C-51 is being roundly criticized as an attack on personal freedom.
Why all Canadians should rally against Bill C-51
Country’s new anti-terrorism legislation trades fundamental liberties for false sense of security.
Future of Red Chamber not black and white
The debate continues over what to do with the troubled Senate in Canada.
Canada inherits hand-me-down choppers used to fly US presidents
Who knew that 15 of those former presidential helicopters now belong to the Royal Canadian Air Force?
Honouring those who survived and those who never came home
By adopting the TRC’s 94 recommendations, Canada will honour those who survived and the thousands who died at residential school.
Residential School Genocide and Reconciliation Memorial Day Act
Now that the Truth and Reconciliation Report has been issued, the idea is proposed to set aside one day a year to remember the painful legacy of the Indian Residential School system.