Editorials

This business has been so lucky when it comes to the quality of our reporters.

My trip to Europe included a tour of the Fort Breendonk prison/internment camp

Home base for this week’s paper is Brugge

I’m off to Belgium and Holland.

Yes, two whole weeks, a break for my staff and myself.

There are a couple of things I’d like to talk about in my editorial this week.

People just seem mean now.

I had the opportunity for Quinn to meet and talk to Pierre Poilievre

Foreign interference in Canada poses a significant threat to democracy and should not be taken lightly.

I attended the 100th Anniversary of the Hillcrest Mine Disaster as a representative of council. 

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These events bring people together, creating an atmosphere of joy, unity, and connection.

The evolution of our work environment into a more flexible, digital-first model has proven successful, allowing us to maintain productivity without the constant need for physical presence.

Are these protests a potent force for change, or do they verge on fostering an environment of anarchy? 

The Municipal Government (Amendment) Act, 2023, has sparked a robust debate

In the heyday of mining throughout the valley we were once known as the Pittsburgh of Canada.

Earlier this week we lost one of our feature writers, Avner Perl.

Antisemitism on university campuses is a cancer that undermines the very foundation of academic freedom and tolerance.

This year’s Outstanding Volunteer was Mary Anna Misseghers. The surprise on this wonderful woman’s face when her name was announced by Mayor Painter, will stay with me for a long time.

I know deep down this paper made a difference and for that I’m so proud.