Opinion
Time for Parliament to lead the way on a New Normal
By: Laura Steiner 54- that’s how many days the Parliament of Canada has sat since June, 2019. There hasn’t been that much business done in […]
Opinion
COVID-19
“A Canadian is A Canadian”: The Repatriation Mess in COVID-19
By: Laura Steiner A Canadian is a Canadian is a Canadian,”- Justin Trudeau, 2015 I was contacted by a woman last weekend who described herself, and […]
Opinion
Rail Blockades Are About… Everything
By: Laura Steiner Canada has been beset by rail blockades set off by Indigenous hereditary chiefs with Wet’sewet’en isn’t about one single pipeline. It’s about […]
Opinion
The Electoral Slap
By: Laura Steiner The election results are the voting equivalent to a slap in the face. The Liberals ended up with the most seats, but […]
Opinion
The Two Sides of Justin Trudeau
By: Laura Steiner One week ago Time magazine published a piece about photos they’d obtained from a source that showed Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau in […]
Opinion
MMIWG: Is it Genocide?
By: Laura Steiner The Report on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) is many things. It’s a profile in tragic systemic failures on […]
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
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. […]