Apr 30 2025
April 2025 Re: “Erosion of rights doesn’t stop at first violation,” (Christopher Holcroft, Hamilton Spectator, 25 April): Could you please explain to me how it’s a violation of the Charter, when the notwithstanding clause is actually a part of the Constitution Act, Section 33, in fact. By definition, the notwithstanding clause allows for the temporary …
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Apr 29 2025
April 2025 To my American neighbours: I am a Canadian and a registered member of the Conservative Party of Canada, the party that up to last December, was expected to form the next government in a massive landslide win, after almost 10 years under Justin “The Fake Male Feminist” Trudeau and his gang of Marxist …
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Apr 29 2025
29 April 2025 Published in the Toronto Sun, 30 April 2025 Prime Minister Mark Carney led Liberals to victory last night, but they were kept as a minority government. Despite leading in the polls during the election campaign, the Liberals fell four seats short of a coveted majority, which would have been the first majority …
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Apr 28 2025
April 2025 I find it really interesting that suddenly, the Justin Trudeau/Mark Carney Liberal Party, a party that espouses a pro-choice message when it comes to abortion, doesn’t seem to be very pro-choice at all when it comes to the choice of whether you should be able to buy a gas-powered vehicle after 2035. Think …
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Apr 25 2025
April 2025 I can’t let letter writer Kyle Tilley comments regarding Pierre Poilievre’s plan to cancel the ban on single-use plastics go unchallenged, a Letter to the Editor that appeared in Metroland Media newspapers. Firstly, unless the entire world bans all plastics, not just straws and bags, our little exercise in virtue-signaling is a complete …
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Apr 24 2025
April 2025 Of all the historic buildings in Canada, none are more significant than the Parliament of Canada building in Ottawa, Ontario. The historic building includes offices, meeting rooms, the Parliamentary Library and most importantly, the chambers for the Senate and the House of Commons. Sitting atop a hill, overlooking the Ottawa River, are the …
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Apr 08 2025
April 2025 As has been pointed out very clearly in the Toronto Sun on numerous occasions, this is a very, VERY, important election. For those who believe the polls out there, the Liberals are going to win a majority government, which is astounding given all the scandals and the poor shape of our country. That …
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Mar 27 2025
March 2025 Published in the Toronto Sun, 7 April 2025 Is it just me, or has anyone else noticed that in 2015, former PM Stephen Harper was seen as stuffy, boring and not terribly exciting, but Justin Trudeau was seen as cool, hip and a true rock star! It’s no wonder Canadians chose Justin over …
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Mar 18 2025
March 2025 The hypocrisy of the “tolerant left” has been on full display in recent weeks, as the Democrats in the America and the Liberal Party of Canada north of the border, have engaged in something that no rational person could see as anything other than cynical political stunts. First, rookie Prime Minister Mark Carney …
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Mar 08 2025
March 2025 Over the past century, since the Wright Brother’s first successful flight, there have been almost two-dozen airports and aerodromes in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA). From international to general aviation to military airports, the GTHA has always been a busy area for aviators and airplanes of all sizes. Some, like Armour …
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