Builders and developers are contributing to housing shortage Sir: Mario Fazio's guest column of Sept. 9 (“Government caused housing mess and now wants to fix it?”) caught my interest. Mr.

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Bob Sutton Canadians are aware that toxic political “debates,” both during and between elections, are causing many of us to disrespect the institution of government and the processes of democracy…

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My earliest memory of my hometown is strolling hand-in-hand through Victoria Park (today’s Veterans Park) with my great aunts, Frances and Lily.

Marg Johnson I found the below on Facebook recently and it really hit me, the relevance of how we’re unable or unwilling to give ourselves a break.

College’s muzzling of Ontario doctors unethical, dangerous Sir: Censorship of our doctors in Ontario is unacceptable.

Bob Boulton It’s amazing how important landmarks can disappear and quickly fade from memory. Take, for example, Russ Kirk’s gas station.

In October of 1915, a young Sarnian named Robert Arthur Batey left his home on Julia Street and walked into an army recruiting station.

Nadine Wark As a young girl growing up in Corunna, freighters passing by on the St. Clair River were a familiar sight. If I wasn’t hearing them, I was seeing…