Tuesday June 18 2013
Keeping in touch with the Community

A classic idiom which is rather self-evident is where there is smoke there is fire which best translates if there is telltale evidence of some event, the event is probably occurring.

Reach out and touch someone. That is what Justin Trudeau did on his steamroll ride to the country’s top Liberal job.

At a time when everyone is asked to do more with less the bureaucrats of the Montreal Health and Social Services Agency have decided to target the Jewish General Hospital administration whose effic

Well now, you give in an inch and reverse tuition increases and now, some of Quebec’s students want another pound of taxpayers’ flesh, money so that they can pursue their higher educati

Pauline Marois Parti Quebecois is quietly pushing a rushed budget in which PQ interests will be manifested with total disregard to the opposition, which has barely started to regroup since Jean Cha

The man who is being touted by many in the media as very possibly the next leader of the Liberal Party of Canada is in certain ways very similar to his father. Like Pierre Elliott Trudeau, Justin Trudeau brings forth contradictory responses from those who admire him as well as from those who are not his fans.

If a decision by Justin Trudeau to run for the leadership of the Liberal Party were to be based only on the support he gets from the 40 per cent of his constituents who are immigrants, he would pro

While the provincial election we’re now headed towards was anticipated for as long as a year, questions inevitably arise about the strategy an incumbent government has in mind when calling an

By Charles Lammam
EI is prone to misuse, since the system provides an incentive for seasonal employers to game the system 

Imagine a world where your car insurance company charges everybody the same premium; the premium doesn’t depend on your driving record or the number of claims you make. Nor does the premium depend on your age or other characteristics that increase your risk of getting into an accident.

By Nadeem Esmail

While Canadians may be paying for a world-class health care system, they receive something less than that in return

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