- by David McLaren
$196.1 billion over ten years, including $46.2 billion in new funding is a lot of money but it’s not enough to revamp our health care system to meet the growing challenges of an aging population, recurrent pandemics, poverty and homelessness.
- by Michelle Solaro
None of us are home, until all of us are home.- Project Home
Homelessness, precarious housing and rough sleeping are topics we hear so much about. The causes are complex, the solutions are contentious. So where do we, as a community and as individuals, start or continue to show some of our most resilient and vulnerable neighbours ....
- by Anne Finlay-Stewart, Editor
For my 60th birthday I threw myself a birthday party up at Elsie's Diner (which is always celebrating the decade in which I was born). I invited guests to put their spare change into a jar, promising only that I would “do something good with it”.
That money was part of the purchase of OwenSoundHub.org eight years ago ...
The Hub is always pleased to provide an open space for community voices, and media releases are part of that initiative.
Recently the Ontario government announced their new health plan and released its details.
They also assembled a number of supporting quotes, and the Hub is equally pleased to pass them on to our readers ...
Editor's note: It is rare that we publish an opinion piece anonymously, but we are honouring that request for two reasons. We acknowledge the risks this woman would be taking in identifying herself, and such an articulate and self-aware piece of first-person writing on this subject has never crossed this desk.
In the 1970s, nine psychologists entered psychiatric hospitals in the United States to conduct what is now known as the Rosnhan experiment. They entered these facilities pretending to be patients and the study famously concluded that ...
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