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PICKERING: “Pickering Council Pushes Forward with Elexicon Share Sale — Behind Closed Doors and Without Public Consent,” says Councillor Lisa Robinson
Councillor Lisa Robinson raises some interesting and important questions about the sale of Elexicon shares, a municipal investment. _________________________ Councillor Lisa Robinson is sounding the alarm over what she calls an “undemocratic and dangerous” plan to sell the City of … Continue reading
POLITICS: Israel – the new criminal nation of the world?
The Gaza War, launched by Israel in retaliation for the October 7, 2023 attack of Israel by Hama, continues unabated as the world turns a muted criticism. The roots of the conflict are deeper than the October incident. Israel captured … Continue reading
TECHNOLOGY: AI’s just in the cute tiger cub phase, Dr. Geoffey Hinton
Geoffrey Hinton Warns Current A.I. May Soon Grow Past Its ‘Cute Tiger Cub’ Phase Geoffrey Hinton, an acclaimed computer scientist often dubbed the “Godfather of A.I.” for his pioneering work on artificial neural networks, helped lay the foundation for today’s … Continue reading
A CLOCKWORK ORANGE, Anthony Burgess
A CLOCKWORK ORANGE Anthony Burgess Synopsis Anthony Burgess’s A Clockwork Orange is a dystopian novel set in a futuristic England plagued by youth violence and societal decay. The story follows Alex, a 15-year-old gang leader who narrates his life in a distinctive … Continue reading
SUMMER EATING: ZUCCHINI FRITTERS
Gardens are bountiful now…ZUCCHINIS. A recipe that’ll have you chomping at the bit as you prepare it. I prefer sour cream instead of tzatziki. zucchini fritters
USA: Is this the PRESIDENT of the USA….it can’t be possible !!
Councillor Robinson may be legitimately viewed as a troublemaker. She polarizes municipal councillors. She constantly opposes and conflicts with Mayor Ashe as chair of the municipal council. She disregards rules of discussion, debate and social interaction. She is an obstacle … Continue reading
PRESS RELEASE: PICKERING COUNCILLOR URGES Premier FORD TO INTERVENE
Councillor Robinson Urges Premier Ford to Intervene in Pickering Sanctions, Warns of Growing Threat to Democracy Under Proposed Bill 9 City Councillor Lisa Robinson has once again called on Premier Doug Ford to step in and address what she describes … Continue reading
PICKERING: WARD BOUNDARY REVIEW – Special Council Meeting, July 15, 2pm
“Special Council Meeting Agenda Electronic Meeting July 15, 2025 – 02:00 PM Chair: Mayor Ashe” Special Council meeting Agenda is below. The second link is what was proposed and recommended for the 2nd Ward Boundary Study 2022 and 2025. I … Continue reading
PUBLISHING: Note I also publish on Substack
Substack is an online platform that enables writers, journalists, and other content creators to publish newsletters and other digital content, primarily through a subscription-based model. It allows creators to build direct relationships with their audience and monetize their work through … Continue reading
HEALTH: The ongoing battle against Alzheimer’s
The Toronto Star published this article about new drugs to slow the progression of treatment for Alzheimer’s disease in Canada and the challenges Canadians may face in accessing them. Promising new drugs Health Canada is currently reviewing two promising drugs, … Continue reading
SPEED DIAL 2: Absolutely the best app to organize, manage and navigate INTERNET SITES
SPEED DIAL 2 “An absolutely essential tool for every Internet explorer.” Speed Dial 2 is an applet, a Google extension, that is absolutely the best tool for your INTERNET exploration. It is intuitive, easy to learn, and very easy to manage … Continue reading
PUBLICATIONS: I am adding another publication to my repertoire
Substack is a publishing venue where people can publish articles in a section of the venue which they have created. Like publishing a column in a newspaper but it is digital only. I like Substack because I found there are … Continue reading
Animal bites need immediate medical attention.
Animal bites need immediate medical attention. Any bite from a dog, coyote, racoon, any domestic or wild animal…get medical attention right away. As a career Public Health Inspector, part of our job was following up with people bitten by, or … Continue reading
POLITICS: Psycho makes world leaders dance to his tune…AMAZING!
The world leaders and AmeriKan people dance to the psycho pied piper of Washington continuously. This is a perfect example of apathy by the leaders and populace, or example of cowardice, or stupidity, or acquiescence. Likely all of those. The … Continue reading
The SZPINNER JULY 2025 Issue
JULY 2025 NEWSLETTER
HEALTH: Four foods that delay aging
Many people start the morning on an empty stomach. But if you eat only 4 things correctly every morning, then not only does the body get strength but they help slow down the arrival of old age. These 4 things … Continue reading
Councillor Robinson: The saga never ends
VACATION PLANS: Flying is becoming increasingly dangerous
TABLE OF CONTENTS: Councillor Brenner eNewsletter
Read this TABLE OF CONTENTS before reading the Brenner eNewsletter CONTENTS Acknowledgement: National Indigenous Peoples Day Promotion: Pickering’s 55+ community Promotion: Pickering’s got talent promotion of hip hop dance crew Free Waterfront Shuttle Service up and running; detailed explanation … Continue reading
Councillor Brenner eNewsletter
PICKERING: EDITORIAL – Robinson saga needs to be ended
The Robinson-City of Pickering Council feud needs a resolution, the saga needs to be put to rest but not without some considerations. From the Mayor’s side Councillor’s need to consider due responsibilities and appropriate conduct in their role as City … Continue reading
PICKERING: CANADA DAY celebrations
July 1 2025 12:00 – 5:00 pm Canada Day – at Esplanade Park July 1 2025 7:00 – 10:00 pm Canada Day at Kinsmen Park July 3 2025 7:00 – 9:00 pm Summer Concerts at the Waterfront _____________
PICKERING: PORSCHE launches unique centre in Pickering
Have you always wanted to drive a Porsche? You can do so right in Pickering. Porsche Cars Canada, Ltd., importer and distributor for the sports car manufacturer from Stuttgart, has opened its Porsche Experience Centre (PEC) Toronto, located on Porsche … Continue reading
COMMUNITY NEWS: IKEA making significant changes to combat rising cost of living
A huge change is coming to IKEA in Canada. The largest IKEA retailer, Ingka Group, announced Wednesday that the price of restaurant meals will be cut in half Monday through Friday. Children will also be able to eat for free. … Continue reading
POLITICS: Only one President goes ‘potty mouth’ in the media
Everybody’s dropping bombs: AmeriKa, bunker bustin’ bombs, Iran, bombs on Israel, Israil, defense missile bombs and T**** with new presidential language “f-bombs.” President Trump on Tuesday emphatically dropped an f-bomb, on camera, expressing frustration that Israel and Iran appeared to … Continue reading
STUPIDITY: VENICE to be sunk even more by Amazon and Bezos
POLITICS: Doug Ford, one of our “honest” politicians
Oh we should have more political leaders like ‘Dog’ Ford ! Click the IMAGE below to read the Toronto Star story:
PICKERING: Fairport Beach Neighbourhood Assoc./ West Shore Charity Breakfast BBQ update
And the distribution of the collected donations: St. Paul’s $324 cash plus 252 lbs of food. Animal Services $605 cash plus $50 gift card from Pet Smart, plus about 90lbs of cat food. DARS $489 cash plus surplus cooked … Continue reading
PICKERING: Court upholds City of Pickering decision against Councillor Lisa Robinson; Robinson rebutts Court statement
The City of Pickering welcomes a decision of the Divisional Court that fully supports how the City of Pickering and its Integrity Commissioner handled two significant code of conduct complaints involving Councillor Lisa Robinson. The Court confirmed that the City … Continue reading
EDITORIAL: Why? Why? Why?
T****’s devastating influences on our world Our society here in the GTA is deteriorating and crumbling away and it may be due to the psycho in Washington. An examination of the graphs below indicates that the battle against crime is … Continue reading
HEALTH: Sleep
Sleep Apnea vs. Insomnia Although everyone has an occasional bad night’s sleep, people with sleep disorders have more persistent or severe sleeping problems. Among all sleep disorders, sleep apnea and insomnia are two of the most common, affecting millions of … Continue reading
CANADA DAY: How PICKERING will be celebrating
Pickering is gearing up for its annual Canada Day celebration, with festivities planned throughout the day and night. The daytime event on July 1 will take place at Esplanade Park from noon to 5 p.m. and the fun will continue … Continue reading
MACLEAN’S: The story contents inside differ from what the cover titles suggest
MACLEAN’S: The New Nationalism The newest MACLEAN’S magazine is an example of great publishing and superb editing. This issue is “must reading” for any and every Canadian. However, the 120th Anniversary Edition, in some areas is a let down. Its … Continue reading
HEALTH: Frequent showering ages the skin
Nothing soothes sore muscles, wakes one up on a groggy morning, or helps one wind down at the end of a long day like a nice, warm, relaxing shower. In fact, the older one gets, the hotter one wants that … Continue reading
FROM CHINA: Coming soon – CAR THEFT made easy
Do you think you are taking all the correct precautions to safeguard your car from car thieves? China just created the ideal CAR THEFT DEVICE. No matter how expensive it may be, thieves will recover the cost quickly and very … Continue reading
CANADA: Missing since Sunday, 3 yr old girl found alive
This is amazing. Claire Bell, a 3 year old girl from Quebec, missing since Sunday, was found alive miles from home, in Ontario. It means she survived outside, in the forested area between Quebec and Ontaro for 3 days. Amazing. … Continue reading
PICKERING: City highlights local benefits of casino partnership
Pickering Highlights Local Benefits of Casino Partnership The City of Pickering is highlighting the significant benefits of its partnership with Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG) since the opening of the Pickering Casino Resort in 2021. Financial Impact: Pickering has … Continue reading
HEALTH: Cataracts can be effectively treated
COMMUNITY NEWS: LAND OVER LANDINGS’ Two apologies
HEALTH: What is the best way to live 10 years longer?
Ong Kim Hwa, 88 years old, finished a 10 km. marathon in Malaysia in 90 minutes. Not suggesting you can do it, but maybe you can with training? The major point is just to live longer, better and healthier. Why … Continue reading
PICKERING: Councillor Lisa Robinson speaks out against Bill 5
Hey guys, Councillor Lisa Robinson here. I want to talk to you today about something that concerns every single one of us here living in Ontario, and that’s Bill 5, also known as the “Protecting Ontario by Enabling Economic Growth … Continue reading
POLITICS: Israel may not merit the respect many think it should
OK…in response to the Hamas led massacre in the fall of 2024, Israel’s aggressive response with the goal of eliminating Hamas may have been justifiable at the outset but when it reached more than 50,000 killed in Gaza, the justification … Continue reading
PICKERING: Party in the Park – presented by the Rougemount Community and Recreation Association
Rougemount Community Recreation Association, a neighbourhood association, one of two major neighbourhood associations in Pickering, held another of its annual summer party, first launched in 2024 as a family fun in the park celebration. This year, Association President, Peggy Bowie, … Continue reading
EDITORIAL: G7 KANANASKIS – Carney’s invitation is too open, too broad
Shri Narendra Modi and Donald psycho T**** have been wrongly invited to the G7 Kananaskis Conference. Modi’s government has been under investigation for the murder of a Sikh leader in British Columbia a couple of years ago. The RCMP … Continue reading
COMMUNITY NEWS: FBNA neighbourhood association – marvellous breaksfast
Fairport Beach Neighbourhood Association served a great breakfast to neighbours and Pickering visitors to their annual back bacon breakfast. Delicious! A number of booths, Pickering Museum, Animal Services and jewellry items at other booths. A perfect summer day, cool, sunshine … Continue reading
PICKERING: Keeping up with the community !
It’s important to keep up to date with the community… here’s the latest from St. Isaac Jogues!
PICKERING: 21 year old escooter rider killed in collision with SUV
Read story -> escooter
POLITICS: Charlie Angus speaks against T****’s attending the G7 conference in Canada
Charlie Angus is a Canadian politician, author, journalist, and musician, who served as a New Democratic Party (NDP) Member of Parliament for Timmins—James Bay from 2004 to 2025. Prior to politics, Angus was involved in community activism and co-founded punk … Continue reading
FERMO’s Desk: It’s a dangerous time of year for pets
Not to frighten pet owners but to inform them This is a risky season for pets out for their regular outdoor walks. Read more about why pet owners should take precautions at this time of the year. Understanding Heartworm, Flea, … Continue reading
HEALTH: Under Eye Bags
Under Eye Bags in Older Adults Ian McClymont, Birkina Fasso ________________________________________ Why They Happen and What You Can Do Under Eye Bags in Older Adults: As we age, our faces begin to tell a story — one of experience, wisdom, … Continue reading
DIGITAL WORLD: Why consider joining the Digital World
Unlock the Digital World: A Guide for Seniors Embracing digital devices and the internet isn’t just about keeping up; it’s about opening up a world of possibilities! Far from being intimidating, tools like smartphones, tablets, and computers can enhance your … Continue reading
NEWS MEDIA: News Media exacerbates violent crime and aggression everywhere
News Media may have to rethink reporting of violent crime and incidents of aggression. It may be a bit of a bit of a reach to suggest that the news medias’ reporting of violent crime and incidents of aggression in … Continue reading
PICKERING: RIBFEST June 13,14,15
Full story -> RIBFEST
PICKERING: Lawyers really make one wonder sometimes
Ari Goldkind, a 19 year veteran in the courts, criticizes Mayor Kevin Ashe for his “mental illness” comments about the murder in north-central Pickering in May. I am reminded about the Devil and God disputing a situation that required legal … Continue reading
PICKERING: World Environment Day at Pickering Community Centre
Pickering acknowledged World Environment Day at the Westshore Community Centre. Volunteers from the neighbourhood associations, Fairport Beach Neighbourhood Coummunity Association and the Westshore Community Association, set up information and give-away booths. There was information about Pickering Pet Services, gardening and planting, … Continue reading
TOP 10 CITIES: if you want a long life
Madrid, Spain: ~85.4 years Tokyo, Japan: 84.6 years Zurich, Switzerland: 84.0 years Singapore: 83.6 years Seoul, South Korea: 83.5 years Melbourne, Australia: ~83.2 years Oslo, Norway: 83.0 years Quebec City, Canada: 82.5 years Boulder, Colorado: 82.4 years Copenhagen, Denmark: 81.3 years Read the full article -> CITIES
TO DIE FOR, David Baldacci
TO DIE FOR David Baldacci __________________ Synopsis Travis Devine has become a pro at adapting to any situation to accomplish the mission set in front of him. Whether it’s a high-powered corporate setting or small-town community, Devine will become the … Continue reading
HEALTH: Interested in living to 100…you can but do you really want to??
Durham health department warns of possible measles exposure in Ajax
Full story -> MEASLES
PICKERING COUNCILLOR update 6 6 25: turns down title of deputy chief of KL First Nations
June 3 Councillor Robinson gets more than just a slap on the wrist for speaking out, for being the voice of dissent. Must pay $30K. June 5 Offered title of deputy chief of the Kawartha Lakes First Nations group, she … Continue reading
CANADA POST: Wah, wah, wah
Both sides need to grow up and quit wasting taxpayer dollars !
COMPARISON: florida panthers vs edmonton oilers
A statistical analysis favours FLORIDA to win the Stanly Cup again. Edmonton’s speed and support for the absolutely awesome Connor McDavid will win them some games. Every home game for sure. But ultimately Florida will physically bury the Edmonton speedsters, … Continue reading
CANADA POST: The posties are fighting with dying breath
Behind the the Canada Post vs Canadian government impasse The ongoing labour dispute between Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW), representing approximately 55,000 postal workers, has reached a critical juncture, marked by a deepening impasse and … Continue reading
Commentary regarding JUANITA NATHAN’S volunteers appreciation celebration
Liberal MP Juanita NATHAN held an appreciation celebration for her volunteers this week. Nathan had a large number of volunteers working on her team, maybe 150 supporters attended the celebration which started at 6pm. A delicious buffet was set up … Continue reading
NEWS, AI or INTERNET: Access what you need
AMERIKAN POLITICS * * * : A primer
ONTARIO: Free at last…now don’t go selling it off !
WORLD POLITICS: T**** is destroying world order
Thanks to the assh*le psycho in the AmeriKan White House, the political order and breadth of political ideology across the globe is in crisis. Portugal is the latest country to succumb to the madness coming from AmeriKa. The far-right, extremist … Continue reading
TorStar: Althia Raj’s 3 part federal election story deserves awardsreport on the federal election
Toronto Star columnist Althia Raj has written a superb 3 part report on the recent Canadian federal election. She deserves an award for outstanding journalism. I have only read the recent part 2 which takes up 6 whole pages of … Continue reading
NOSTALGIA: Were they really better days back then?
People keep looking back to the “good old days,” but were they? Maybe you liked the drudgery of doing more work yourself rather than a machine. Maybe prices were lower but what about wages? Maybe drive in theatres were fun … Continue reading
HELP: Western Canadians in every prov from Manitoba to British Columbia need your help
The Canadian government will match the donations given to the Red Cross to help deal with the fires crises in Western Canada. If you can help with a donation click -> A daytime photograph in Western Canada. They need help. … Continue reading
ONTARIO: Shame, shame, shame…35% salary increase
This is absolutely shameful: You read that right…35% increase ! absolutely shameful. There is no justification for this kind of increase whatsoever. MPPs are grossly overpaid, beyond reason, beyond logical justification. Consider what the majority of them do day to … Continue reading
CP24 NEWS: Update regarding the murder on May 29.
Pickering Police Chief Peter Moreira made a public statement regarding the killing of the 88 year woman in Pickering. The chief thanked his investigators and the police officers involved in establish security and safety after the incident. The Chief also … Continue reading
R’s DESK: The INFLUENCES on society are really changing…which sources are most used?
This video clip will have you asking many questions: What is the source of the greatest influence on kids? Does family have much influence on the young? Is religion relevant to today’s society? Watch the YEAR display to see when … Continue reading
PRODUCTIVITY: If your system works for you, stick with it.
For the past couple of weeks, I have been on the quest for the Holy Grail of PRODUCTIVITY. Artificial Intelligence is like the Greek sirens tempting the sailors of the Argonauts. The captain Odysseus had his crew members put beeswax … Continue reading
PICKERING: Another attack begins on Northeast Pickering Lands
Mike Borie has initiated an email thread to express concerns about the potential development of Northeast Pickering’s Carruthers Creek Headwaters. Mike shared information regarding: Planning and Development Committee meeting June 9, 2025 The agenda includes discussion of the development plans. … Continue reading
HEALTH: Re-evaluating CALORIES COUNTING
All my life, weight has been an issue. The closest I have come to acceptable weight management is when I starved myself and added a ridiculous amount of exercise. I am too old to revert to starvation and mad exercising. … Continue reading
Canadian author, Frank Beghin, publishes debut novel
About Frank Beghin Frank Paul Beghin, a University of Toronto graduate and married father of two, became an avid reader of fiction early in his childhood. As a young boy, he devoured comic books (much to the chagrin of his … Continue reading
KING CHARLES switches to fluent French occasionally; AH in WH is totally befuddled.
Venay Menon, Star journalist, spares no punches in his piece about King Charles’ visit and T****’s illiteracy. Read -> KINGCHARLES
COMMENTARY: Costs remain unclear for Canada to join Trump’s Golden Dome
The man is absolutely nuts! But the world leaders may also need psychiatric help as they fall in line with the spontaneous whims and wacko schemes of this pyscho. T**** failed in his first verbal declaration of making Canada the … Continue reading
PICKERING MUSEUM INFORMATIONAL BOOKLET
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T**** is right: The swamp should be cleared; start with Queen’s Park, Ontario
Canada’s newly appointed Housing Minister, Gregor Robertson, demonstrates the incredible stupidity and calcified thinking of our politicians. Read this first -> ROBERTSON ________________________ Even an idiot will say something of value at some point. Could T**** possibly be correct with … Continue reading
My productivity….looking for the Holy Grail….
I’ve been on the quest for the Holy Grail of computer productivity for many years. It be becoming an exercise in futility. The closer I get, the more it eludes me. The quest may be becoming futile as age has … Continue reading
55+: Recreational program – Country line dancing
Country Line Dance 55+ #58126 54 yrs + Openings 20 Dr. Nelson F. Tomlinson Cmty Centre May 22, 2025 to June 26, 2025 Thu 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM $25.68 Country Line Dance 55+ #58129/ 54 yrs +/ Openings 19 … Continue reading
AI: An engaging article regarding AI and why might be a practical tool for seniors
Understanding AI Technology in 2025 Source Zoomer Daily What is AI? AI involves machines performing human-like tasks such as problem-solving, language understanding, and decision-making. AI is Already Here: It’s integrated into daily life through navigation apps, voice-to-text, and medication reminders. … Continue reading
POLITICS: Carney names his new cabinet
OK…some new, some old….thing’s have not really changed. Some good people in very important ministries. Freeland, Internal Trade, hmm! Solomon, a rookie into cabinet, buddy, buddy, and into what will become a tough, tough ministry. Anand in Foreign Affairs, might be a … Continue reading
Civic Award Winners
Civic Awards Winners SPECIAL CITATION AWARD Justin Barnes competed at the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics and along with skipper will Jones secured the 17th position in the skiff 49er men’s sailing category. The pair also clinched first place at the … Continue reading
PICKERING: Schmooze, Acknowledge and Appreciate
The City of Pickering held its annual Civic Awards, May 12, 2025, a night of celebration, ‘schmoozing,’ and appreciation. The celebration The Civics Award night was a night of celebration for the City of Pickering where invited guests joined the … Continue reading
PETAPOPOOLZA: A great day, a fantastic show and wonderful pets with their masters
It was an absolutely fantastic show. Hundreds of pets, dogs, dragons, cats, hamsters and Fermo too. Mother Nature gave us a perfect day, the vendors set up early and the Esplanade was ready. And they came, hundreds, maybe even more … Continue reading
BALLARD CURSE 3 – LEAFS 2: The Harold curse is alive and well (updated 5 15 25)
The story of the Harold Ballard curse: The “Harold Ballard curse” is a popular, albeit superstitious, explanation for the Toronto Maple Leafs’ lengthy Stanley Cup drought, which stretches back to 1967. This perceived curse is attributed to the tumultuous and … Continue reading
AH in the WH: NO KING PROTEST, JUNE 14th
There is an initiative to launch as many protests against this AH as possible. T**** wants the biggest, baddest parade in Washington to celebrate his birthday on June 14th, to show the world the power that he has over AmeriKa. … Continue reading
Pope Leo XIV: What’s in a name?
What’s in a Name? Reflections on Pope Leo XIV from Fr. Marc-André When a new pope is elected, one of the most symbolic decisions he makes is the choice of his papal name. It’s not just a matter of tradition … Continue reading
NHL RND2: update BALLARD CURSE 1, LEAFS 3 (FLORIDA 5 -LEAFS 4)
It wasn’t a game where the ‘best team’ won. It was more of the luckiest team won or maybe the most motivated team won or maybe the most desparate team won. FLORIDA, 5 , LEAFS 4. The Ballard curse still … Continue reading
PICKERING: Life saving precautions for your pets
In the emergency situation of a fire, your dog or your cat may not make any calls for help as the smoke as incapacitated them. This post is not to put some doom and gloom into your day, it is … Continue reading
LOVE – HATE : Rome vs Washington
George Stroumboulopoulos: Where is he now?
George Stroumboulopoulos was a prominent Canadian media personality with a career spanning radio and television. In 2005, Stroumboulopoulos joined CBC Television to host the nightly talk show “The Hour,” which later became “George Stroumboulopoulos Tonight.” This show, known for its … Continue reading
AH in WH: Nothing is sacred to this AH
I’m not going to give him more air than he is already getting from all the media and social networks. _____________ The guy is mad. Absolutely psychotic. Worse, almost half the population of AmeriKa still supports him, though there are … Continue reading
PICKERING: Traffic rerouting
Avoid this bridge. There is now a concrete barrier across the entire bridge so you can only turn right. What a mess. Bridge repair and resurfacing. Paul W.
NEW POPE: American Robert Prevost, Leo XIV
Robert Francis Prevost Pope Leo XIV: The Life and Journey of Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, now Pope Leo XIV, was elected the 267th pontiff of the Roman Catholic Church on May 8, … Continue reading
PICKERING: WEST SHORE COMMUNITY Yard Sale & BBQ, June 14, 9:00-1:00pm
TOWN HALL REPORT: Surviving the Tariffs (5-6-25)
Town Hall Report by Richard Szpin Councillor Maurice Brenner, along with Councillors Shaheen Butt, Linda Cook and Mara Nagy held an interesting and informative Town Hall, “Surviving the Tariffs,” at the Chestnut Hill Rec Centre, May 6. Based on … Continue reading
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Maybe Trump has some merit if you give it more thought
I’m not so sure anymore. My website is changing its position. Being a conservative, speaking out in favour of conservative positions has done nothing for my web site. Asking for support has gotten me no where as the conservatives out … Continue reading
POLITICS: Toronto Star journalist Ling proposes Carney take a new stand in governing
Time to put country before party Justin Ling, Toronto Star Justin Ling, Toronto Star journalist writes a superb article suggesting Prime Minister Mark Carney should prioritize country over party and avoid following Justin Trudeaus parliamentary playbook. Carney won the election … Continue reading
CANADA-US TRADE WAR: A commentary by Canadian author, Malcom Gladwell
Malcolm Gladwell is a well-known Canadian who lives and works in NYC and writes for The New Yorker. He has written quite a few books all of which land on the Best Sellers lists. Here is his commentary about the … Continue reading
NHL ROUND 2: Ballard Curse 0, Leafs 1; New series !
Careful analysis and evaluation by a fair-weather fan, here is my assessment and prediction of the next LEAFS’ playoff series….
FOOD: Chef Boyardee sold…and will focus mainly on Slim Jim production
Chef Boyardee Sells Conagra, owner of Chef Boyardee, has reportedly agreed to sell the historic brand to private equity firm Brynwood Partners. The deal, which is not yet finalized, is valued at $600M. Italian immigrant Ettore “Hector” Boiardi launched the pasta sauce … Continue reading
CANADA: Just to make you feel good about our country
Simply click this post to see a lovely video celerating our country.
TSAR T****: GM succumbs to tariff onslaught
General Motors (GM) has played a pivotal role in shaping Oshawa, Ontario, into one of Canada’s most iconic automotive cities, with a history that stretches over a century. Early Beginnings Robert McLaughlin founded the McLaughlin Carriage Company in 1869, moving … Continue reading
NOT POLITICALLY CORRECT: POILIEVRE might be interested in this job training gig, now that he is jobless.
A First Nations-Indian walks into a saloon with a shotgun in one hand and a 10-litre bucket of manure in the other. The Indian says to the bartender, “Me want Lager!” The bartender says, “Sure, Chief, coming right up.” He … Continue reading
The “Harold Ballard curse” refers to a widely held belief among Toronto Maple Leafs fans and hockey observers that the team’s decades-long struggles and lack of championship success are a direct result of the mismanagement, toxic culture, and damaging legacy … Continue reading
CANADA VOTES: A commentary from a Canadian voter
I too am sad that the NDP is gone. I admired Jagmeet Singh. Have you read his memoir? I’m sure it’s available in your library. Love and Courage. As for the Liberals – with the existential threat from the US, … Continue reading
CANADA VOTES: My take, comments, analysis and summary of the election
ELECTION SPECIAL: Analysis, commentary and summaries
In short, people were hoping for great changes. They were disappointed with more of the same. Some numbers have changed, but it’s the same old story in Ottawa. Same politicians, same kind of politicians we have had before. Occasionally, we’ll … Continue reading
COMMUNITY: Tree maintenance of your property
Border Tree or Boundary Tree? Don’t Cut BEFORE you know! Have you ever had a dispute with your neighbour about a tree between your lots? They are often about removal, pruning, maintenance, ownership, or damage and they can become very … Continue reading →