Meta, Google winning battle over Trudeau’s online news law
The biggest stories in the news this week are the fires burning Canada and the tropical storm and earthquake that
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Politics
Strike? What strike?
The public service strike has, well, not really impacted a lot of us but I’ll pretend that it’s a big
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Gov’t: Here’s some money to deal with your inflation struggles… oh, and we’re raising your taxes, too
It wasn’t until last Friday, March 31, when I was on a video chat with my cousin, that I learned
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Canadians don’t feel the need to have guns; it’s not in our DNA like Americans
We’re heading into another week or so of the gun control debate in the United States. They’re sick of hearing
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Americans blame everything but their own culture for the gun problem
The U.S. is having a gun control debate. Before you check to see if you’re reading an old newspaper: it’s
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Gov’t to research grocery prices, present findings in June as people can’t afford groceries now
It was almost a week ago to the hour after Loblaw patted itself on the back as a grocery hero
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Even a queen’s death is full of scandal in Canada
Even the Queen’s death leads to scandals in this country. Are we surprised? First, the drama over who would and
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You do the (foreign) crime, you do the (foreign) time
As I write this, American basketball player, Brittney Griner, is being sentenced to nine years behind bars after pleading guilty
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Is Canada Day a time to celebrate or reflect — or can it be both?
As the country’s birthday approaches, I make one confident declaration: We are a nation divided. (Geez, you’d think I was
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If we’re still in a pandemic, why is 2-time-COVID-carrier Trudeau globetrotting again?
As I write this, the prime minister announced that he has COVID-19… for the second time. Coincidentally, it is one
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