Walk into any household, and it is often the women who know which bills are due, how much is left on the mortgage, and when ...read more

Last week, I wrote about my prediction for the elimination of school board trustees. I described how governments deliberately create or exaggerate a situation or ...read more

School board trustees in Ontario have a history dating back to 1816, when communities elected trustees to manage local schools, hire teachers, and develop rules ...read more

As I write this column, summer is winding down. The change of season is sometimes melancholy as we say goodbye to another season of beaches,... ...read more

Accountability is vital for trust, transparency, and responsibility, but there is a balance that must be struck. When accountability goes too far it can create... ...read more

School is back up and running, students are settling into their scholarly surroundings, and it got me thinking about the importance of STEM (Science, Technology,... ...read more

When I ran for office in 2022, much of my campaign centred around Empire Communities’ proposal for 15,000 homes on lands at the Nanticoke Industrial... ...read more

Last week in Ottawa, I attended the Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) Convention. Elected officials representing 444 Ontario municipalities met with Ontario Cabinet Ministers... ...read more

Sadly, many can’t read this column. Statistics provided by Frontier College in Toronto state in Ontario 15% of those aged 16 to 65 score at... ...read more

The passage of time has a powerful impact, often revealing truths and at times proving it will continue to march on despite a lack of... ...read more