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
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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 […]
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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 & […]
Opinion
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 […]
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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; […]
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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 […]
Opinion
Ontario 2018 Election: The Starting Line
By: Laura Steiner The writs have been drawn, and the campaigns have started. There is a provincial election scheduled for June 7, 2018. Ontario […]