Emily McIntosh Explains Why the Women of Ontario Say No
We’ve covered the issue of Municipal Councillors bullying their fellow elected officials and even staff. The problem has seemingly always existed in politics. However, nothing is really done about it, because, well, there is no HR department for those we elect. They are held accountable for their actions, truly, once every four years at the ballot box. Not surprisingly, this has resulted in a system that is woefully inefficient at maintaining civil politics. The matter has been raised a few times at Queen’s Park to amend legislation and make it easier to hold such misbehaviour to account. Yet no legislation
Emily McIntosh Explains Why the Women of Ontario Say No
We’ve covered the issue of Municipal Councillors bullying their fellow elected officials and even staff. The problem has seemingly always
Nathaniel Arfin Talks About the New Leaf Liberals
In February Ontario saw a provincial election that returned the province essentially to the status quo. Doug Ford remained Premier,
Sean Vanderklis Advocates for the Homeless
What are we going to do with the unhoused of the 905? That is becoming the question on the minds
Mayor Mat Siscoe on Niagara’s Housing Priorities
Last week we listened to Mayor Carolyn Parrish’s plan to build housing in Mississauga. Today, we travel down the QEW
Did Mississauga Solve the Housing Crisis?
When Mississauga Mayor Carolyn Parrish was elected in a by-election to replace Bonnie Crombie, she came into office during a
Is GO Transit the Better Choice Over the 401 Tunnel?
Doug Ford is hellbent on building a tunnel under the 401. It’s his magic solution to solving gridlock traffic in
Laura Steiner Explains Milton’s Final Say on their MP
As the country moves on from the latest federal election, some ridings are still being counted. Several ridings’ final vote
Andre Picard Explains How Measles Got Away From Us
Only one month ago, we interviewed Jill Promoli and Alvin Tedjo to discuss the alarming situation of rising measles cases