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Personal Shoppers

I get it – I’m privileged. I can order online and don’t have to worry too terribly much about whether hamburger meat is on special or not.  Notwithstanding, if you are offering a service, the service should be provided with reasoned and considered care for quality regardless of who you are. That means addressing systemic […]

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Repercussions of a 4th COVID wave

If there is a substantive fourth wave of the COVID virus due to the delta strain or any other strains, the impact will be predominately felt in those that are unvaccinated. While currently there is a social understanding about vaccine hesitancy, that understanding may evaporate in the wake of substantive numbers of hospitalizations and deaths. […]

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It is about time, sort of …

Ottawa - Rideau Hall

Currently there is a bit of an uproar (maybe more like a meow) over the fact that Canada’s new Governor General doesn’t speak French [1]. In fact, only about 18% of Canada’s overall population are self-claimed bilingual [2] in English and French with 75% of the population being predominately English as of 2016 (2021 census […]

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Notwithstanding Ontario Election Finances

Currently there is a debate going on over the potential use of the notwithstanding clause of the constitution that allows a provincial government to override the judgement of the courts where it is felt it is in the interest of the public that the legislation should decide key issues of significant merit and not the […]

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Liberal Leisure Levy Lottery

Let’s be honest – a system that is not applied fairly and allows for people to easily circumvent the government policies and outcomes it was designed to promote is not a system. It is a taxation lottery that is being unfairly applied. Canadians and others that are travelling for a variety of reasons during the […]

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