Canada needs to spur the growth of new small businesses

January 25, 2024 · 0 Comments

by FRANK STRONACH The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) called last Friday “a sad day for many Canadian small business owners.” The reason: ...

What is it with Europe?

by BRIAN LOCKHART Are we really headed for another war in Europe? Already, in Sweden, the government has called on its population to prepare for ...

“Service,” Ontario Style

by SHERALYN ROMAN Seeking service in Ontario? The province that’s “Open for Business” but not much else? Hoping to renew your license or have a ...

Rewriting my ever-changing guide book

by MARK PAVILONS It’s been a while since I put pen to paper with my inner-most thoughts. I typically have a keyboard – irtual or physical ...

Having the chance to meet yourself

by BROCK WEIR Do you ever stop for a moment and think back on your formative years and wonder whether the “you of today” would ...

Canada’s economic pillars are on shaky ground

by FRANK STRONACH Canadians are feeling increasingly pessimistic about their financial well-being – and for good reason. A new national survey from Pollara released last ...

It’s not just a bus, it’s access!

by SHERALYN ROMAN This might come as a surprise to some, but not everyone in Caledon owns, or has access to, a vehicle. For a ...

Stop talking about it

by BRIAN LOCKHART The word “racism” is thrown about a lot these days. In fact, it’s in the news pretty much every day in one ...

Staying connected to the “great mystery”

by MARK PAVILONS I recently urged my son to apply his somewhat green thumb to growing mushrooms. Not your basic fungi, but those thousand-dollar specimens sought ...

Good climate policy will make life more affordable, says reader

OUR READERS WRITE Pro-oil politicians like Premiers are lying to Canadians about renewable energy and I’m sick of it. The risk of losing power during ...

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