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Honda is the latest car manufacturer to push pause on electric vehicles

May 2025 So, Honda has announced that their planned $15-billion re-tooling of their Aliston plant to produce electric vehicles and batteries will be put on hold for at least two years. They are just the latest in a growing list of auto manufacturers who are re-thinking their commitment to E/V production. Volvo, General Motors, Mercedes-Benz, …

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If these walls could talk – The Danforth Music Hall has entertained Torontonians for over a century

May 2025 The southern Ontario city of Toronto, has a long history with live music. Whether it’s a world-famous band, or a local bar band; whether the venue is a stadium or an intimate club setting, music fans will find a wide variety of musical choices and venue selections. The Danforth Music Hall is a …

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Ontario police officers killed in the line of duty remembered in annual memorial service

May 2025 Thousands of police officers from Canada, America and abroad, marched through the street around Queen’s Park in Toronto in commemoration of police officers who have died in the line of duty in Ontario. On Sunday, 4 May, the 25th Anniversary of the Ontario Police Memorial Foundation Ceremony of Remembrance was held. This is …

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The former Williamsford Mill finds a new life as a bookstore and cafe

May 2025 In small historic villages and towns like Williamsford, Ontario, gristmills were an essential element in the community. Since the early days of British North America, many towns and villages sprung up around rivers, where water-powered mills were built so that local farmers could easily transport their grain there to be milled. These communities …

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Toronto Jews and their allies determined to hold their ground against pro-Hamas agitators weekly at Bathurst and Sheppard

4 May 2025 It’s another Sunday and members of Toronto’s Jewish community gathered at the intersection of Bathurst Street and Sheppard Avenue, just as they have for the past 79 weeks, in the wake of the horrific terrorist attack and slaughter of peaceful Israeli citizens attending the Nova Music Festival near Kibbutz Re’im in Israel. …

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Use of the notwithstanding clause is lawful, whether you like it or not

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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Hey America: We love you, but mind your own business next time!

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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Trump to the rescue!

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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Things I find interesting – Freedom of Choice

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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Is Pierre Poilievre right in wanting to bring back single-use plastics?

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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