Our recently elected federal leader has a lot on his plate in terms of finding affordability for Canadians. As I write this column, I don’t... ...read more

It was back to Queen’s Park last week. It felt a bit like the first day of school. Jitters meeting new colleagues and reconnecting with... ...read more

As I readied to head back to Queen’s Park with an optimistic attitude and hope for positive change for the taxpayer, my hope was somewhat... ...read more

In Canada, understanding the three levels of government – federal, provincial/territorial, and municipal – is crucial for effective civic engagement but knowing who does what... ...read more

A few weeks back the title of my column was “Something is rotten in the state of Denmark.” This week something is rotten in Haldimand... ...read more

While campaigning during the recent unnecessary and costly election, I heard time and again that the Doug Ford-led Ontario PC government has to step up... ...read more

While the global tariff war continues to play out like a ping pong match, I am hearing from constituents who are concerned or not concerned... ...read more

It is always incredible what can transpire within a month’s time. One-twelfth of a year has just passed in the blink of an eye with... ...read more

I began 2025 in Des Moines, Iowa, at the State Agriculture Rural Leaders’ Summit (SARL). Readers may recall my column about my SARL conversations relating... ...read more

“We the people tell government what to do…it doesn’t tell us. We the people are the driver, the government is the car, and we decide ...read more