By the time this column is published, we will have celebrated our wonderful country’s 159th birthday at various parties and parades across Haldimand-Norfolk. I was... ...read more

Last week I began this column noting that history is a record of what happened. It is more than a collection of dates and events,... ...read more

History doesn’t lie but rather records the consequences of the choices we make. With a little research, examples from across North America abound as to... ...read more

March 23 to June 2 served as the bookends to a brief but busy legislative session at Queen’s Park. As your independent voice at the... ...read more

“In matters of conscience, the law of the majority has no place.”— Mahatma Gandhi Public office often comes with pressure to fall in line, to... ...read more

In a column from earlier this year, I echoed words I’ve been saying since my first election in 2022: “Barriers within our schools are growing... ...read more

Since first being elected in 2022, I’ve heard plenty of concerns from you about trucking collisions. So, it was gratifying the Auditor General of Ontario... ...read more

The spring session of the Ontario Legislature feels very short – likely because it is. But it is also short on substance, unless you believe... ...read more

On April 24, Royal Assent was given to the Ford Government’s omnibus “Budget Measures” Bill 97, Plan to Protect Ontario Act, 2026. I voted against... ...read more

Up until this past week, Queen’s Park has been relatively quiet but there was turbulence with talk of a jet and heated debate over freedom... ...read more