July 2, 2026 · 0 Comments
by Mark Pavilons The one smell associated with summer is BBQ. Backyard cooks, who hit the grill with gusto, help make summer an experience. I happen ...
by BROCK WEIR We were given two choices on how to mark a time in our lives apparently well-spent: a trip to Quebec City or ...
by MAYOR ANNETTE GROVES This new law makes more than 80 changes to the Criminal Code and strengthens bail and sentencing rules, especially for repeat ...
by SHERALYN ROMAN I like to think that everything I comment on in this space is serious in some way, even if occasionally I take ...
by Mark Pavilons I deflected attention from myself to my family this past weekend. I wanted to enjoy Father’s Day by enjoying them. Nothing makes a parent’s ...
by BROCK WEIR Even though they weren’t playing in the Greater Toronto Area at the time, apparently it was a celebratory atmosphere in the GTA ...
By DAVID SUZUKI OPINION The climate crisis is not simply an isolated technological challenge. It’s part of a much larger “polycrisis.” After all, everything is ...
by Mark Pavilons I pondered the term “value,” and came to some interesting conclusions. Value – the amount of money something is worth, relative worth, ...
by BROCK WEIR The World Cup is now in full swing and citizens of the world have descended upon Toronto, Vancouver, and a host of ...
by MAYOR ANNETTE GROVES Since 2023, a police Extortion Task Force has been working tirelessly to address violent extortion incidents affecting our communities, including threats, ...
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