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Abandoned Parliament Oak Public School’s connection to the early days of Upper Canada

February 2025 The former Parliament Oak Public School in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, has found itself in the way of progress, falling to the development of a new 129-room boutique hotel in this historic and picturesque town. While there is no conclusive proof, it has been long believed that the school property was the site of the …

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At what point will this gender nonsense end?

February 2025 Re: “Polievere states reality, stated there are just 2 genders” (Brian Lilley, Toronto Sun, 23 January): I absolutely agree with both Polievere and President Trump’s declaration that there are only two genders. Biology doesn’t lie. Apparently, there are now officially 73 genders, which makes me wonder at what point will this nonsense end? …

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Relax Canada – We’re not going to be the 51st State

February 2025 You know what really grinds my gears?  How some people really seem to enjoy living in a constant state of hysteria and anxiety.  We’ve gone from being told that we’re all going to die because of the “climate emergency,” to Donald Trump wanting to make Canada the 51st state.  Relax, my fellow Canadians; it’s …

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Tipping to Tears – Tears For Fears are still ruling the world after four decades

February 2025 Sometimes, it’s worth the wait. English band Tears For Fears has been having a busy couple of years recently, with a new album, The Tipping Point, a world tour, a live album, and a concert film. Not bad for two guys in their mid-sixties. Tears For Fears were one of the biggest bands …

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Backlash for Selena Gomez’s cringeworthy video shows the public isn’t buying the emotional manipulation anymore

February 2025 Singer and actress Selena Gomez recently posted a cringeworthy video of herself crying over the fact that the Trump administration is now deporting illegal migrants back to their home countries. In the video, that she quickly deleted after receiving massive backlash, features a medium shot of her sobbing and blubbering that Trump is …

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Barrie’s Transit On Demand Falls Flat

January 2025 It seemed like a good idea at the time. Last summer, Barrie Transit decided to implement a Transit on Demand service for their lower volume routes. The regularly scheduled routes were eliminated, with passengers booking a ride when they need one, either by using an App or calling a phone number. You will …

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Vanished Villages of Trafalgar Township

January 2025 Palermo Within the boundaries of the busy Town of Oakville, Ontario, are the remains of several former villages and hamlets. In the years after what was then known as Trafalgar Township was surveyed in 1806, one of three townships that were created after the purchase of land from the Mississauga Nations the previous …

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Ontario Afghanistan Memorial pays tribute to Canada’s longest armed conflict

January 2024 On Remembrance Day in 2020, an addition was made to the Ontario Veterans’ Memorial, on the south lawn of the Ontario Legislature, to commemorate the Afghanistan War. The Afghanistan Memorial recognizes the participation of Canadians who served during the mission to free Afghanistan from control of the Taliban. Designed by landscape architectural firm …

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Screw the West?! Not this time!

January 2025 As pointed out in the Toronto Sun editorial from 11 January 2025 “Cinderella will go to the inaugural ball,” Alberta stands to lose the most from Trump’s threatened 25% tariffs on all things Canadian.  Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, just like his father Pierre, has always made sure Alberta gets screwed as much as …

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Wasaga’s Beach Area One will lose the iconic Dardanella in massive re-development

January 2025 Music, dancing, food and a great waterfront view. The southern Ontario resort community of Wasaga Beach has been a popular recreation and vacation destination for over a century. Now, a massive re-development plan at Beach area One will see the demolition of several of the old, wood buildings along Beach Drive, including the …

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