The Assange hearing

February 27, 2020 · 0 Comments

By GWYNNE DYER The cost of being a whistle-blower is going up. When Daniel Ellberg stole and published the ‘Pentagon Papers’ in 1971, revealing the ...

Back to the glory days

By MIKE BAKER Be honest, who else threw down 80 bucks over the weekend to watch the much-hyped rematch between Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder? ...

Life happens when you’re making other plans

by Mark Pavilons Life, according to Confucius, is really simple, but we insist on making it complicated. Have you ever put the brakes on, stopped ...

Do the right thing, Canada

by LAURA CAMPBELL Earlier this month, our Prime Minister was in Ethiopia, bolstering the diplomatic campaign to gain African votes in the Canadian bid for ...

At war with rationality

by GWYNNE DYER Germany and Japan are finally winning a war together. Unfortunately, it is the War on Rationality. Coal, as everybody knows, is by ...

It’s really complicated

EDITORIAL SOMETHING UNPRECEDENTED happened in Ottawa this week. Caught between commitments to improve relations with Canada’s indigenous communities and an obvious need to gain favour ...

Paying close attention to life-giving water

by Mark Pavilons “When the well is dry, they know the worth of water.” – Benjamin Franklin Ben had a knack for stating the obvious. ...

Did you watch the Oscars?

by SHERALYN ROMAN I’ll be the first to admit that Caledon and Hollywood are a long way apart but TV and social media have a ...

US election: not another Corbyn

by GWYNNE DYER Psephology – the statistical study of elections and trends in voting – is the darkest of the dark arts, and you can ...

A contrast in PC premiers

EDITORIAL WAS IT PURELY a coincidence that the worst experience Ontario has ever had in brgaining between its government and teacher unions happened after a ...

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