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EDITORIAL CARTOON: How Nice-ish (Apr. 2026)
April 7th, 2026 · No Comments
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EDITORIAL: The man who will never be mayor struggles to be premier (Apr. 2026)
April 7th, 2026 · No Comments
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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EDITORIAL CARTOON: How Wonderful (Mar. 2026)
April 7th, 2026 · No Comments
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EDITORIAL: Take from the poor and give to the rich (Mar. 2026)
April 7th, 2026 · No Comments
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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EDITORIAL CARTOON: How ICE (Feb. 2026)
March 11th, 2026 · Comments Off on EDITORIAL CARTOON: How ICE (Feb. 2026)
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EDITORIAL: ‘An international relations earthquake’ (Feb. 2026)
March 11th, 2026 · Comments Off on EDITORIAL: ‘An international relations earthquake’ (Feb. 2026)
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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EDITORIAL: Poilievre endorses Trump’s actions; he should never be PM (Jan. 2026)
March 9th, 2026 · Comments Off on EDITORIAL: Poilievre endorses Trump’s actions; he should never be PM (Jan. 2026)
“Congratulations to President Trump on successfully arresting narco-terrorist and socialist dictator Nicolas Maduro who should live out his days in prison…Down with socialism. Long live freedom,” read Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre’s congratulatory post on X (formerly Twitter) regarding Donald Trump’s recent kidnapping of the Venezuelan President and his wife. Both were brought to New […]
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EDITORIAL CARTOON: A P.P. easement (Jan. 2026)
March 9th, 2026 · Comments Off on EDITORIAL CARTOON: A P.P. easement (Jan. 2026)
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EDITORIAL: Toronto has matured; Doug Ford has not (Dec. 2025)
December 16th, 2025 · Comments Off on EDITORIAL: Toronto has matured; Doug Ford has not (Dec. 2025)
Doug Ford never met a car he didn’t love. That’s easy to see from the just-passed Bill 60, particularly its transportation sections. This love affair with the car isn’t new—at least for anyone who remembers the late Rob Ford’s chaotic reign as mayor. Back then, with brother Doug as a city councillor, the Fords attacked […]
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EDITORIAL: Governing by gut, not facts (Oct./Nov. 2025)
December 15th, 2025 · Comments Off on EDITORIAL: Governing by gut, not facts (Oct./Nov. 2025)
As the RCMP criminal investigation surrounding the Greenbelt scandal drags on, Premier Doug Ford is feeling like he just might be untouchable. Emboldened by a combined sense of invincibility and righteousness, Ford is getting sloppy. Most of his initiatives are not evidence-based, and he is unabashed when he says he is governing by gut instinct. […]
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EDITORIAL CARTOON: Taking care of business (Sept. 2025)
December 15th, 2025 · Comments Off on EDITORIAL CARTOON: Taking care of business (Sept. 2025)
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EDITORIAL: Pierre is in a political pickle (Sept. 2025)
December 15th, 2025 · Comments Off on EDITORIAL: Pierre is in a political pickle (Sept. 2025)
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre successfully ranted and rhymed his way into an almost certain win in the last federal election. The politics of fear and division took him a long way but then left him high and dry. Before the election, he finally got what he was demanding, the resignation of Justin Trudeau as prime […]
