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Engaging in community work directed at creating change can be heavy and dark. You need to know issues in order to work towards making any type of difference, which often… Continue reading "One Billion Rising (Carrie Sinkowski, @CSinkowski)"
I once had the opportunity to speak with Justice Scalia. He told me a story about Judge Learned Hand who cried out for Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes to… Continue reading "Is Justice More Important Than Law? (Dr. Charles Lugosi)"
It was 12 years ago this spring that I stood in front of an auditorium filled with people from the community who had all come together to try and save… Continue reading "When One Door Closes (Katie Sinkowski)"
I like the Senate, I really do. I like the idea of it. I like the concept of a house not dominated by partisan politics: A place which purports to… Continue reading "I like the Senate, But… (Kevin Donaldson,@DailyDonaldson)"
Richard Reynolds breaks the law. Day in and day out, sometimes while shrouded in the cover of night. His well-documented crimes have sparked a whole slew of copycats. So many,… Continue reading "Rebellion and Radishes (Leisha Senko, @LeishaSenko)"
I would like to put out there an argument you may have heard before, but dismissed as antiquated and sexist. The logic of the idea is, I think, very sound,… Continue reading "Man Enough To Be Mom (Dan Taylor)"
I’ve been an Anglican minister in Brantford for almost three years now. I have made wonderful friends and have developed a love for the city and its people. I enjoy… Continue reading "Two Wolves (Rev. Jon Massimi, @revmass)"
It seems that the game of “musical chairs” is one that is played quite frequently in Brantford’s downtown core; except in this version, students are consistently moving their cars from… Continue reading "The Battle of Downtown Parking (Melissa McGuffin)"
Passion is a strange thing. It’s most commonly known as people holding passion for one another. Some are passionate about the newest fads, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, or their careers,… Continue reading "A Passionate Advocate For Change (Nicole Hingston)"
The Ontario’s government’s Bill 115 has created a crisis in our schools. Students have been lleft in the dark, completely in the dark, some of us more than others. The… Continue reading "Reflections on Bill 115 (Kyndra Donaldson, @kyndra_316)"