Readers write about Ford's sucker punch to municipal development, raising the ships, and hostility to those from Away.
Nobody wants growth that just creates a mindless suburban swathe. You need intentional growth, and that requires a shared vision. People working together create a place they want to live in.
The Resistance, Charlie Angus, Neurofibromatosis, and the circus at Shire Hall.
Canada is used to being considered small, a marginal player on the world stage — part of the G7, yes, but not one of the members with real heft. And yet. It is now a leader in a global resistance movement.
Bob Burkinshaw, Lynn Leavitt consider the climate benefits of pasture-grazing livestock.
Amidst all of this, the non-confidence motion, and the granting of Strong Mayor powers to the beleaguered Mr. Ferguson that followed fast on its heels, the CAO resigned. Suddenly, the popcorn one might have been enjoying tasted stale.
We all know about Pierre Poilievre's antagonism to journalism. What is more hidden is his active spreading of disinformation as part of his election campaign.
Alison Kelly on the non confidence motion and Chris Spavins on strategic voting.
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Pierre Poilievre shows he’s Trump-loyal by being a Trompe-l’œil.
Real life, actual stuff, the facts on the ground. Hold on to them. They are powerful weapons in a rabid war of empty rhetoric and stupid ideas.
Climate Change, the CBC, and Assisted Dying on readers' minds this week.
Readers consider the Federal Election, not defunding the CBC, and social media disinformation
The conspiracy theorists and buffoons have moved out of the shadowy mirror world of X and into real life, where they have taken over the Department of Justice, the Pentagon, the Department of Defense. They have set their sights on Canada and Greenland. But they are so brazen, so outlandish, the whole world is awake to the threat they represent.
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