Mike Anderson
Ontario’s fiscal update shows a government trying to undo damage from...
TORONTO — Ontario’s Progressive Conservative government is reaching into its pockets for hundreds of millions of dollars to undo some of the damage caused by...
Liberals must re-instate Lake Simcoe Clean Up-Fund: Scot Davidson
By: Mike Anderson
While Prime Minister Justin Trudeau ponders his cabinet choices and duly elected MPs prepare for their sojourn in Ottawa, York-Simcoe MP Scot...
Help line launched for caregivers in Ontario as survey shows increasing...
TORONTO — Family caregivers in Ontario now have a help line if they’re needing respite, a support group or information on issues including tax...
YRP Charge 35-year-old Georgina Man After Jewish Centre in Keswick Vandalized
By: Mike Anderson
York Regional Police have charged a 35-year-old Georgina man with mischief after a religious structure located at the Chabad Jewish Centre of...
Georgina Passes Bylaw to Regulate Airbnb “Party Palaces.”
By: Mike Anderson
After several years of handwringing, consultant’s reports and resident’s complaints, town council finally passed a bylaw on October 9th that licenses...
Anti-carbon tax gas stickers staying: Rickford
TORONTO — Anti-carbon tax stickers will stay up on gas pumps as “a matter of transparency” while Ontario continues its court fight against the federal levy, the...
Elpida Cafe & Roastery: coffee with a conscience
By: Shirley Deakin
Nestled in the heart of uptown Keswick is Elpida Café & Roastery. A warm and inviting café that serves more than a...
How to fill a purse, with kindness
By: Tanya Edwards
If you've heard about the "Fill a Purse for a Sister Campaign," you know about Angel Freedman and how she lit a...
Conservative carbon tax ‘resistance’ showing cracks after Liberals re-elected
The so-called “resistance” force of Conservative premiers waging war against the carbon tax implemented by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau began showing cracks on Tuesday, following the Liberals’ re-election.
While...
How a Liberal minority government could help, or hit, Canadians’ wallets
TORONTO — From more money for little ones to cheaper cellphone bills and a tax on luxury vehicles, a Liberal minority government and its potential parliamentary...
