What if we approached conflict differently? by Paul Kearley I woke up this morning with a deep sense of dread. Like many people, I’ve been watching the news about the growing tensions and conflict in the Middle East. History tells
Read MoreOntario’s “Northlander Rideshare Engagement” a mystifying mouthful In the province on Ontario, the Ministry of Transportation has sent invitations to select stakeholder groups to let them know a consultation is about to take place: the “Northlander Rideshare Pilot Engagement.” At
Read MoreCanada’s legacy media can’t report on the government it needs to survive by Jeff Brown As someone who dealt with pretty much every prominent MSM outlet in Canada, I can say with certainty that we’ve reached the strangest moment in
Read MoreChina has a history of spying on Canada By Dan McTeague Prime Minister Mark Carney plans to flood the Canadian market with Chinese EVs, but these vehicles aren’t just cheap junk. There is ample evidence that shows Chinese EVs can
Read MorePahlavi’s message as US, Israel invade Iran The message below was posted to X by Reza Pahlavi early February 28th: “My dear compatriots, Decisive moments lie before us. The assistance that the President of the United States had promised to
Read Moreby Dan McTeague This year, Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservative government is subsidizing the cost of electricity in Ontario to the tune of $6.5 billion. In other words, $6.5 billion in electricity costs this year will not appear on electricity bills,
Read MoreThink again, CFAE advises Prime Minister Carney is partnering with Communist China to flood Canada with cheap Chinese EVs. Many Canadians don’t seem to mind, as the price tag seems appealing. But Canadians should be aware of the security risks
Read MoreI dare to say the quiet part out loud I’ve been wasting time all week, leaving phone messages and sending emails for government employees, private sector suppliers, and advocates for persons with disabilities who would like to have on-demand Accessible
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You can't score a goal unless you are shooting at something specific, like a job or net...or a life. Image: Taxi News
Choosing less doesn’t protect us; it quietly denies who we could become by Paul Kearley I was sitting with a group of eight young adults at a small business college, talking about what it would take for them to get
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