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As Carney Turns to Europe for Economic and Security Support, Why Doesn't Canada Join the EU?

European Union · Canada

As Carney Turns to Europe for Economic and Security Support, Why Doesn't Canada Join the EU?

Coverage: 2 sources

Prime Minister Mark Carney has previously called Canada the “most European of the non-European countries," while several EU politicians have started calling on both sides to consider the idea.See the Story

Campbellford Memorial Hospital unveils new strategic plan and branding

Stockdale · Stockdale

Campbellford Memorial Hospital unveils new strategic plan and branding

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Campbellford Memorial Hospital (CMH) launched its bold new Strategic Plan June 18th, setting the course for transformative healthcare in the region through 2030 and beyond. This forward-looking plan is designed to meet the evolving needs of patients, staff, and the broader community, positioning CMH as a leader in rural healthcare innovation.Read Article

Pricing and availability issues result in an unsatisfied customer

Campbellford · Campbellford

Pricing and availability issues result in an unsatisfied customer

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Goodbye Rona, hello anywhere else.Read Article

We need to rediscover the lost art of listening

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

I have long believed that most people could sail effortlessly through life without the benefit of a high school education. This notion is based on the fact that I still use most of what I learned in elementary school but next to nothing I studied or read about beyond the eighth grade. It’s true; the 3 R’s cover most basic life-skills. After that the focus is mainly on academic achievement and is largely preparation for university or a specialize…Campbellford · Campbellford Read Article

Is the Liberals' 'Canada Strong Pass' a one-off gimmick, or something more substantial?

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

I have had some fun in the past at the expense of the Liberal Party of Canada’s distinctly upper-class obsession with the Great Outdoors — this notion that every Canadian has soloed a canoe through morning mist amidst the haunting call of loons, or if they haven’t, then something has gone awry.Campbellford · Campbellford Read Article

Asphodel: A tale of a township

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Last week a tale of a township delved into the history of the Hamlet of Westwood and the surrounding area. Westwood is one of the townships major settlements, while the other one is the village of Norwood. Norwood as you may recall from previous columns traces its roots back to the very beginnings of Asphodel Township. Shortly after Richard Birdsall surveyed the area in 1820 a grant of 500 acres was made to Joseph Abbott Keeler in recognition of…Stockdale · Stockdale Read Article

Major League Baseball needs to respectfully acknowledge its fans

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Here we go again. Major league Baseball (MLB) is dithering. Yes, not surprisingly, the people who make the rules that govern all professional play in MLB seem somewhat hesitant to address a problem that has been a problem ever since the very first game was played. And for the record, that ‘first game of baseball’ was actually played right here in Canada and not in Cooperstown, New York, as most Americans would have you believe. But that’s anothe…MLB · Stockdale Read Article

Ontario's private eye-surgery experiment can give sight to the ideologically blind

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

The Ontario government’s 2023 decision to use privately owned clinics to boost cataract-surgery capacity was one of the smartest health-care moves the province has made. This common eye surgery is a simple procedure that does not require a hospital setting and the clinics are faster and more efficient because they concentrate on just one thing.Stockdale · Stockdale Read Article

It’s Right Out of the Wizard of Oz

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

The Winged Monkeys, under control of family lawyers called the Wicked Witches, swoop down on the courts five days a week, looking for loot.LGBTQ+ · Stockdale See the Story

Asphodel: A tale of a township

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

A tale of a township continues this week with a brief history about one of Asphodel’s earliest mentioned settlements. Located a few miles south of Highway # 7 just east of County Road # 38 the Hamlet of Westwood and the area surrounding is the general location where many of the first settlers established themselves in the very early days of Asphodel Township. Most early settlements established themselves were they did, because of a river. The We…Stockdale · Stockdale Read Article

Tensions Rise as Canadian Journalist Faces Khalistani Protests Ahead of G7 Summit

71% Right coverage: 7 sources

Tensions Rise as Canadian Journalist Faces Khalistani Protests Ahead of G7 Summit Khalistani demonstrations have intensified pressure on Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney to withdraw his invitation to Indian PM Narendra Modi for the upcoming G7 Summit, reports Canadian journalist Mocha Bezirgan. Despite longstanding tensions over extremist activities, Bezirgan sees the invitation as a hopeful step toward warmer bilateral ties.This diplomatic g…Narendra Modi See the Story

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