January 2015 Archive

Grade 8s get to view high school life at Humberview

Paramedics deliver ambulances filled with toys to Peel Children’s Centre

Christmas arrived at Peel Children’s Centre (PCC) as a fleet of two ambulances and a minivan overflowing with toys and diapers were delivered. This was ...

Protect your privacy

Why would our government want to pass Peter MacKay’s Online Spying Bill C-13? This bill would enable authorities to invade the private lives of any ...

Editorial — Lots to think about, as federal election nears

Beleaguered Minister Julian Fantino has been removed from his Veterans’ Affairs portfolio; Prime Minister Stephen Harper actually had a sit-down session with Premier Kathleen Wynne ...

Editorial Cartoon — Jan. 15, 2015

Bill Rea — How low can the price go?

This being my fist column of 2015, I think I’ll do some reflecting back a couple of years. What were you doing July 3, 1999? ...

Ottawa Journal by David Tilson MP — Building on improvements to Canada’s caregiver program

Canada’s caregiver program allows Canadian families to recruit foreign nationals to live and work in their homes to provide care for children, elderly persons and ...

From Queen’s Park by Sylvia Jones MPP — Ontario Public Service internships help people get started

Internships are a great way to gain experience, especially for current and recent university college graduates. Many of those who have recently graduated from post-secondary ...

National Affairs by Claire Hoy — On the right side of history

As French police had all those terrorist thugs surrounded last week at two separate locations, I was thinking, perhaps unkindly, they should send Liberal Leader ...

Golden Hawks outlasted by Terriers in marathon shootout

By Jake Courtepatte The Junior C Caledon Golden Hawks found themselves exhausting their offensive weapons Sunday, in a game where neither goaltender wanted to give ...

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