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There are a myriad of reasons why expanding Billy Bishop airport is a terrible idea. Getting 10 million passengers, crew, and staff back and forth from the dead end at the bottom of Bathurst Street may be the most dreaded one. Premier Ford says that if he gets his way, the tiny island airport will […]

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Doug Ford would like you to think he has the solutions to all the problems you didn’t even know you had. The premier likes to depict a world full of simple problems, and sometimes made-up ones, for which he has complex solutions which inevitably benefit him and his desperate craving to stay in power and […]

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The Ontario government is in a debt and deficit crisis, and the cost of living has skyrocketed; yet, the premier thought this would be a great time to buy himself a luxury jet with Ontario taxpayers’ money. The decision to buy the secondhand Bombardier 650 jet for $28.9 million was recently approved by the flying […]

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The province is trying to take away the land on which Billy Bishop Airport operates in order to force the city to allow jets to operate there. It’s a rash move that only underscores the premier’s fixation with all things Toronto.  It was particularly tone deaf of the premier to give a press conference at […]

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Recent changes announced by the province to student funding and OSAP programs wreak havoc on a system already suffering from its mismanagement.  Doug Ford graduated from Scarlett Heights Collegiate Institute in Etobicoke. He then attended Humber College for two months before dropping out with no diploma. He then joined the family firm Deco Enterprises, a […]

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There are times when Canada appears on the radar of American media, but for the most part, Canada exists on the margins. That all changed with Mark Carney’s recent speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos. Ezra Klein of the New York Times wrote that the speech triggered an “international relations earthquake.” Carney stood […]

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