Will the nature of work shift to match our pandemic-driven priorities?
Some people are itching to get back to the office after an extended period of working remotely. Others…
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Steve Kannon
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This election another example of short-term thinking
Canadians happy to be lied to, the election platforms of all parties are heavy on spending promises, with…
None of the parties is interested in dealing with causes of inequity
Labour Day falling in the middle of a federal election campaign, union leaders wasted no time pushing for…
Simple act of planting trees is part of the fight against climate change
We’re increasingly aware of the pivotal role trees play in our environment, particularly the urban areas. The township…
Pandemic puts basic-income programs back in the spotlight
The pandemic, the lockdowns that followed and resultant financial support programs have brought to the fore the usefulness…
We’re more divided at a time when political engagement is needed
The Olympics wrapped up as they began, with a big “meh.” The story for the next Games, to…
Demographics and growth just don’t mix, though Ponzi would approve
From global problems such as climate change to the local battle over a gravel pit near Maryhill, our…
Given enough time, we become nostalgic for the summers of our childhood
Summer is an inherently nostalgic time. Well, once you’ve reached an age where looking back is standard practice…
Beyond the pandemic, are we really all in this together?
Our society certainly has an “us” and a “them.” Ever has it been so, but perhaps never as…