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Steve Kannon
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Given the lack of civility, better to call it antisocial media
Among the many evils of social media, technologies that do far more harm than good, the attack on…
It’s more than the shorter days that’s making us feel sleepy
That it gets dark so early in the evenings now – as we head toward the winter solstice,…
Daycare centre cuts are syptomatic of an entrenched bureaucracy
There is a debate to be had about whether Waterloo Region – or any government, for that matter…
Cultural divide a growing threat to governance beyond Trumpism
Though not out in the streets, many Canadians were as happy about Joe Biden’s win as those Americans…
A freeze has to apply to more than the weather
It’s tokenism, but a sentiment governments across the country should take to heart. Ontario Senator Lucie Moncion has…
Everybody knows we’re facing threats to our way of life
Everybody knows that the dice are loadedEverybody rolls with their fingers crossedEverybody knows the war is overEverybody knows…
Hastening the use of tech that replaces workers
There’s no facet of our lives that hasn’t been touched by the coronavirus pandemic. For the luckiest among…
Uncontrolled lobbying has our democracy at risk
Among the many ills that make the political system work against the public good, lobbying is at or…
Ford’s word aside, gravel pit process has gone against public’s will
Premier Doug Ford’s pledge to block an unpopular aggregate mine proposed for the Cambellville area was not only…
Controlling population growth is key to fighting climate change
No matter your take on anthropogenic climate change, there’s no denying the weather extremes we’re seeing of late.…