The high-stakes battle between Doug Ford and Toronto city council
It's entirely possible that the federal government could wade into the pitched fight between the new Ontario premier and Canada's largest city…
Using laughter to revive a struggling community
The National Comedy Center will open its doors on Aug. 1 in Jamestown, N.Y., the birthplace of Lucille Ball…
Buyers’ markets for real estate in Calgary, Edmonton
MLS sales for Calgary down 9.9% from a year ago, Edmonton down 2.7%: Conference Board of Canada…
When disasters strike, seniors need priority attention
The majority of deaths and injuries resulting from natural disasters involve seniors…
Record high vacancy rate for Calgary’s suburban office market
Rental rates are down 29 per cent from peak levels in the fourth quarter of 2014, according to a CBRE report…
Lawlessness and shootings on the rise in Toronto
There’s been a significant amount of violence in Toronto since the vehicle-ramming attack in April. And too little information from police…
Turning the corner: signs of optimism abound in Calgary
Investors are slowly showing restored confidence. And there are plenty of other positive economic and social signs to be found…
Weighing the viability of Calgary hosting the 2026 Winter Olympics
Bid corporation chair Scott Hutcheson wants to focus on the 'value proposition", that is, the return on investment and the payback for the community…
City hall holds the key to solving Canada’s urban housing crisis
As centres for jobs, education and innovation, municipalities play an outsized role in Canada’s continued prosperity…
Different rights for different groups of Canadians?
The assertion that we are on treaty land should not allow anyone to impose expectations or rights beyond the societal standard…