- by David Clark
“Nobody wants to go through 2020 again. It’s been hard on everybody; it’s hard on mental health. But, if you didn’t have that factor then I would say the city had a pretty good year,” [Mayor Boddy] said (Emphasis added to original). (Owen Sound Sun Times, 1st January 2021)
It is bizarre that the mayor could, in his mind, and as key representative of the residents of Owen Sound, separate the significant impact of COVID-19 ...
- by David Beisel
I was lucky to join other healthcare workers in Ontario getting vaccinated this week against COVID-19. I’m so lucky to be protected for myself, my family, and most importantly my patients.
As a global community, we are so lucky ...
- by Leigh Bursey
As precarious housing options multiply across Ontario, and the cost of renting continues to outpace minimum wage, homelessness continues to explode. With the explosion of rural and remote homelessness across the province, so with it does a pandemic of futility. And while both prescription and street-level illicit drug use are at an all-time high, to simply write off homelessness as the result of poor decision-making is short-sighted.
- by Shea Angus
I am writing this on January 6th, 2021 as the Capitol building has been stormed in Washington, DC.
Many of you are asking “How did they get to this point?” and I am going to do my best to provide you with some answers. ...
- by Phil McNichol
Not that long ago a people now often referred to in Canada as ‘First Nation’ used to walk freely for ages on the 5.9 acres (2.4 hectares) of land I now call home here in Hope Ness, north of Hope Bay, on the Bruce (Formerly Saugeen) Peninsula.
They’ve been on my mind a lot, those First Nation people who trusted the British Crown enough ...
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