Opinion
The Liberals’ Perception vs. Canadians’ Reality
There’s this perception out there of two different justice systems in Canada. One for the rich, where if you have enough money you can buy […]
Opinion
Opinion
Jammu & Kashmir: Universal Human Rights Day
SYED SHARIF HUSSAIN BOKHARI The United Nations Charter declared: “We the peoples of the United Nations determined to reaffirm faith in fundamental human rights, in […]
Opinion
If Anything, Milton is Persistent
By: Laura Steiner When Deb Matthews was health minister she announced the Milton District Hospital expansion in 2011. The town had been fighting for it […]
Opinion
Milton’s Municipal Election: Change
By: Laura Steiner The die was cast two years ago when the wards were realigned. This was to be a municipal election based on change. […]
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Notwithstanding Doug Ford
By: Laura Steiner The Notwithstanding clause is a mechanism allowing federal and provincial legislatures to pass laws that potentially violate sections 2, and 7-15 on […]
Opinion
The Bernier Problem
By: Laura Steiner Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer has a problem. His name is Maxime Bernier. Late last week the former Conservative leadership hopeful announced his […]
Opinion
Chill out Ontario
By: Laura Steiner It’s been five weeks since Doug Ford was elected. He has spent that time proving he keeps his promises. Undo Cap & […]
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The Question for Canada: Now What?
By: Laura Steiner The last few weeks have been a chaotic whirlwind for this country. It started with the Trump administration assessing tariffs on steel […]
Opinion
Wynne’s Concession: It’s About Choice
By: Laura Steiner As of June 7, 2018 Kathleen Wynne will no longer be Premier. She made the stunning admission at a press conference Saturday; […]
Opinion
Ontario Provincial Election 2018: How Much Can Voters Excuse?
By: Laura Steiner How did we get here? Two weeks ago we were presented with two distinct visions of Ontario; each with their pros and […]