July 2018 The Canadian War Museum in Ottawa, Ontario, is the national repository for artifacts, photos and artwork related to Canada’s military past and the wars Canada has fought in, from the Seven Years’ War (1756-1763), up to modern conflicts like the Afghanistan War and Canada’s peacekeeping contributions. In a display case in the World …
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Jun 23 2018
Young airman awarded George Cross during WWII
June 2018 The George Cross is a bravery award in the British Honours System, second only to the Victoria Cross. It may be awarded to any person, military or civilian, regardless of military rank, for heroism not in the presence of an enemy. One such recipient is Leading Aircraftsman (LAC) Kenneth Spooner, a Royal Canadian …
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Jun 21 2018
Put your money where your mouth is, Prime Minister Trudeau
Toronto Sun 22 June 2018 Prime Minister Justin Trudeau needs to be challenged to hold a referendum on his forced implementation of a carbon tax on provinces that refuse to implement their own. Support for carbon taxes appears to be falling as people finally realize what these plans will actually cost them in the wallet. …
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Jun 19 2018
Restoration of historic Belle Isle Newsboy Shelter desperately needed
June 2018 The historic Victorian Newsboy Shelter on Detroit’s Belle Isle is in danger of collapse and desperately needs restoration. Built in 1911, the wooden structure is rotting after years of neglect. The historic and architecturally significant shelter for picnickers on Belle Isle has unique conical turrets around the perimeter with archways supported by handcrafted …
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Jun 13 2018
Is the Ambassador Bridge owner purposely turning Windsor’s Indian Road residential district into a slum?
June 2018 The Indian Road District of Olde Sandwich Town in Windsor, Ontario, has long lived in the shadow of the Ambassador Bridge, the longest international bridge, separating Windsor from Detroit, Michigan. It’s been no secret that the neighbourhood has been living on borrowed time, but now what’s left of the once tree-lined neighbourhood has …
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Jun 13 2018
Monument dedicated to Canadian veterans of the American Civil War
June 2018 Across Canada, there are hundreds of monuments and statues dedicated to the men and women who have served and died in Canada’s Armed Forces in wartime and on peacekeeping missions. Every major city and numerous small towns have a cenotaph dedicated to the memory of our war dead. Even some businesses and institutions …
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Jun 11 2018
Prime Minister Dressup needs to put on his big boy pants
June 2018 As a proud Canadian, I can’t agree with everything that Trump does, including his actions at the recent G7 meeting, he is simply putting America first, just as our selfie-loving frat-boy prime minister should be doing. Prime Minister Selfie needs to put down the selfie camera, stop hanging around with and trying to please …
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Jun 10 2018
Sailor who died at Pear Harbour returns home 77 years later
June 2018 Like all men and women who join the military, Seaman 1st Class Edward Slapikas no doubt intended to return home to his family, either for visits or upon discharge. Slapikas joined the United States Navy just prior to America’s entry into World War II and was posted to the USS Oklahoma, a battleship then stationed …
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May 31 2018
It’s really not that hard to find government efficiencies
May 2018 With one week to go in the Ontario general election, Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford has made it clear that he will not be issuing a formal costed platform as the party has released all their promises with expected costs on the PC party web site, much to the dismay of allies and …
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May 31 2018
Seriously Tom, do you hear yourself talking? – Former NDP strategist criticizes Conservatives
May 2018 Re: “Ford and Kenny will cut for the rich” (Toronto Sun, 14 May): Tom Parkin, a former NDP staffer and social democrat media commentator, criticizes provincial Progressive Conservative leaders Jason Kenny and Rob Ford for “…bribing voters with public money,” then goes on to outline how Andrea Horwath will give us all sorts of “freebies,” …
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