“Multi-millionaires received a 20 per cent off early Black Friday discount on the $5 million total development charge,” writes Steve McGuinness.

“The world has become a darker place, and it’s going to be a tough Christmas for you, just like everyone else,” writes Keith McNenly.

“It’s shocking how many Canadians have not prepared a will or completed any basic end-of-life planning. No matter your age or wealth level, this is imprudent and irresponsible,” writes Steve McGuinness.

“This new budget process is more compressed and accelerated than in prior years. This change was imposed on May 1 when the province conferred strong mayor powers on our town without voter consent,” writes Steve McGuinness.

“Babe Ruth, among his many quoted phrases, said, ‘It ain’t over till it’s over.’
That amazing team of Blue Jays players has proven what we already knew: it’s never over, we’re just occasionally between innings,” writes Keith McNenly.

“Businesses in sectors like oil and gas (and specifically producers of liquid natural gas) are especially favoured … Sometimes the squeaky wheel attracts the grease,” writes Steve McGuinness.

“Connecting with nature and connecting in nature both have solid benefits: little hands in sand and water and soil, bring the principles of science and math and literacy alive,” write Dr. Robin Williams and Dr. Richa Agnihotri

“Under the Canada Health Act, provinces are required to maintain universal health plans offering their residents medical coverage. The provinces receive significant social transfer amounts from the feds in return,” writes Steve McGuinness.

“People are tired of broken promises and political games. They want a government that shows up and delivers real solutions,” writes Wayne Gates.

“Outdoor event hosting is the flashpoint in an ongoing dispute between a local winery and its farm neighbour,” writes Steve McGuinness.

“We require more applicant identity clarity to assess whether the neighbours are truly acting at arms’ length,” writes Steve McGuinness.