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The Dissolution of Caledon

October 12, 2023   ·   0 Comments

by SHERALYN ROMAN I know many of you just read the title of this column and thought, “She’s got it all wrong, it’s the Region ...

Giving workers a piece of the action 

by FRANK STRONACH Do Canadian workers have the right to get a share of the profits they help generate?  I would argue that they do, ...

Life is really about helping others

by MARK PAVILONS Nelson Mandela once said that overcoming poverty is not a task of charity, it is an act of justice. Poverty is not ...

A Note to Self: Revisited

by BROCK WEIR Nearly seven years ago, photographer Angela Durante, was kind enough to invite me to participate in a project she was spearheading alongside ...

Liberal Ontario

by BRIAN LOCKHART On one of the forums I frequent, one of the categories is travel. A question was asked about the most unusual custom ...

Giving Thanks

by SHERALYN ROMAN For many of us, this is the time of year we are able to join with family and dine together. Aptly named, ...

Seven common-sense principles for a new Economic Charter 

by FRANK STONACH The Principles of An Economic Charter of Rights Survey after survey shows that Canadians regard our human Charter of Rights and Freedoms ...

Slow down, Prime Minister: Reader

OUR READERS WRITE Before you write one more multi-million dollar cheque of our money to help third world countries, consider this: You are allowing the highest rate ...

New words spoiling the language

by MARK PAVILONS There are more than one million distinct words in the English language. Most of use only 25,000 words on a regular basis. ...

Lofty reality checks

by BROCK WEIR There are some lessons we learn very early on in our lives. Sharing, for instance, is drummed into us almost as soon ...

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