Trump, Musk, Kennedy could end the “Political Information Complex” Donald Trump’s victory in the US presidential election November 5th is going to change lives in many ways. Most significantly, the world’s view of media – especially large, corporate mainstream media
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American automotive business owner inspires optimism I spent the last five days in the United States and arrived back in Canada on the eve of Election Day. I made it a point to have “election/economic conversations” with as many Americans
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By Lindsay Prescott While almost 80 per cent of Canadians voters say they want Justin Trudeau to quit, he thinks he can win the next election by running against Donald Trump if he is elected US President on November 5th.
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This looks horrible. We await the details with dismay. Also, I would like to take this opportunity to reiterate this is why we have Taxis with branded paint jobs, roof lights and identifying plate numbers. #WATCH: Biker and taxi driver
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by Dan McTeague All across Canada preemptive obituaries are being written for the Carbon Tax. (I’ve written one myself.) And for good reason. The closer we get to the full implementation of Justin Trudeau’s carbon tax, the harder regular people are
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TTSAO blames “pressure from fly-by-night schools and unqualified graduates” Humber College will close its truck driver training program at the the end of this year, it says in a statement posted to the college’s website. “Humber has made the difficult
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Ontario online feedback deadlines November 15, December 13 Two Ontario agencies are currently planning for the future and asking for input and feedback from stakeholders on the consultations underway. “Ontario’s energy policy will determine the success of our province, today
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A young man was given an old radio by a friend. The friend no longer wanted it, warning that if the young man didn’t take it, it was headed for the trash. Being someone who enjoyed a bargain, the young
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