Put the brakes on Drive Clean
If there’s one thing government loves even more than getting your money, it’s keeping it.
A case in point is the provincial government’s Drive Clean...
OPINION: Change is coming
Remember all those good-paying jobs that dried up when Navistar abandoned this community a decade ago? Well, there could be a light at the...
OPINION: Listen to the majority
As an elected official, we question Chatham-Kent–Leamington MPP Rick Nicholls’ decision to not get vaccinated.
He’s a public official, put in power by the democratic...
They can’t hear you
The mass resignation of the active communities’ steering committee last week is a sign of a growing rift between Chatham-Kent Council and those it...
OPINION: Too much anger; too little middle ground
In Canada, we’re suffering through the erosion of the middle class, and now we’re experiencing the erosion of the middle ground.
Vaccinated...unvaccinated. Mass protection...personal freedoms.
The...
Thumbs up for Doug Ford in this crisis
Analysis
By Mary Beth Corcoran
While sitting at home and self-isolating, a few things have become very clear to me while scrolling credible media sites.
Ontario Premier...
OPINION: The unseen enemy
It’s been more than a year now. Tempers are frayed, patience is wearing thin, but COVID-19 remains.
We all must remember it is the common...
It just gets worse
Chatham-Kent isn't done with Yvette Pinsonneault yet.
The Mitchell's Bay woman who had the nerve to ask for flags at the park she maintains has...
Dutch heritage
Canada has a long and very friendly relationship with Holland and its Dutch peoples.
From the waves of immigrants who came to Canada to start...
We expected better
Chatham-Kent Council’s decision to refuse to examine ward boundary changes last week smacks of the worst of protectionism, a healthy dose of fear, a...
