Critical minerals.
2025’s leading political slogan used to denote our future prosperity and well-being.
Premier Ford rode an excessive use of the term to a third straight majority government in February. Continue reading
Critical minerals.
2025’s leading political slogan used to denote our future prosperity and well-being.
Premier Ford rode an excessive use of the term to a third straight majority government in February. Continue reading
What’s a conservative gotta do to be chased from office around here?
Call an unnecessary snap election in the dead of winter under completely bogus circumstances, and then run a photo-op generated peek-a-boo campaign in the hopes of shielding the party leader and his roster of candidates from close scrutiny and tough questions? Continue reading
After reading The Local’s September article, How Toronto’s Councillors Became Nearly Unbeatable, I did a little creative calculation myself, tabulating the average time the 19 incumbents running for re-election on Monday have spent at Toronto’s City Hall.
Close observers will immediately spot a discrepancy with my math. 19 incumbents? But there are only 18 running. What gives? Continue reading