Chambers Wins: An Analysis
“We ran kind of a regular campaign, which kind of revolved around talking to as many people as possible, door knocking. We did the regular things. I don’t think we did anything out of the ordinary,”
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“We ran kind of a regular campaign, which kind of revolved around talking to as many people as possible, door knocking. We did the regular things. I don’t think we did anything out of the ordinary,”
Read moreThe theme for Earth Day 2025 is Our Power, Our Planet with a goal to encourage individuals, business, and all levels of government to focus on the transition to renewable energy sources.
Read moreIf it were possible to provide solid, well-run essential services that sustain themselves, business would already have done it.
Read moreThe party that has the most MPs determines who will be Prime Minister. The prime minister is, in fact, simply the first among equals in the House.
Read morePerhaps this tendency toward voracious consumption of intramural muck slinging skews our perceptions.
Read moreThe move to privatize is a fool’s errand. Were we to properly fund health care and physicians we would have the world class system we think we have.
Read more… our system often results in more than 50% of votes cast being effectively wasted.
Read moreHe was the right person, with the right vision, at the right time. His legacy will live on far longer than his time with us.
Read moreShareBy Fred Larsen – Special to SUNonline/Orillia I ask readers, first of all, to consider the following statement by the
Read moreWhile some of our elected leaders are loudly proclaiming that carbon pricing is what’s wrong with everything in Canada these days, those who really study the program say it isn’t.
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