Letters
Job action, union pressures are nothing new
October 31, 2019 · 0 Comments
by Mark Pavilons Like clockwork, at the end of almost every union contract in this province, mayhem ensues. It’s mostly sabre rattling and it’s mostly ...
At outdated letter
OUR READERS WRITE Dear Kyle Seeback, Do you remember coming to my door in Shelburne? I had stated that I was leaning towards a vote ...
Come out, come out wherever you are
by SHERALYN ROMAN To everyone’s great relief the election is now over and while surely the pundits will ponder its impact, I think it’s fair ...
The Catalan dilemma
by GWYNNE DYER The demonstrations, some of them violent, are still going on in Catalonia a week after Spain’s Supreme Court sentenced nine separatist leaders ...
Always the same song & dance
EDITORIAL With another federal election now in the books, the voting public has had a few days to deliberate over the results. The outcome would ...
Weight gain is a curse of the modern times
by Mark Pavilons “Eating insects is good for the environment and balanced diets.”– Kofi Annan I don’t know if I’d go that far, but there’s ...
Broadband improvements for Caledon on the way?
Our Readers Write Last week, the front page of the Caledon Citizen read, “Caledon partners up with Canadian firm to upgrade broadband infrastructure in Bolton”. ...
To be, or not to be Canadian?
by SHERALYN ROMAN Dual citizenship is a handy thing, on occasion. It expands opportunities for young adults to complete their education abroad, providing more choice ...
Let’s get the introductions out of the way
by ALYSSA PARKHILL Before I dive into the hard-hitting world of reporting, I’d like to first share some information about myself and how I came ...
Majority, minority, or coalition?
EDITORIAL IT WILL BE INTERESTING to see what effect, if any, Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer’s call for the electorate to give his party a majority ...
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