If the world were a perfect place, we'd all be fully recognized, rewarded and appreciated for our hard work -- and talent
01/21/2013 05:07 EST
All of Don Drummond's suggestions for the Ontario economy are wonderful -- in theory. But too many of these recommendations are platitudinous -- what one might get after a brainstorming session with a grade-six class. Too many are incremental rather than revolutionary, when a revolution is what we require.
02/23/2012 04:52 EST
What few of the premiers seem to have grasped about the Government's recent medicare announcement is that Harper and Flaherty are handing over federal money to the provinces without conditions. Harper's pledge would seem to effectively suspend the legislation that has defined Canadian health care for the last 27 years.
01/25/2012 05:48 EST
Let me try and boil down what the United States Preventive Services Task Force really is saying about PSA tests: Don't worry, be happy and oblivious. Because the treatment's after-effects can be rough. Don't worry, be happy, do nothing -- even though many of us know someone who has died young from prostate cancer.
10/28/2011 01:03 EDT
Thanks to last Friday's Supreme Court decision, Vancouver's Insite safe injection site is now legal. That's a fascinating
10/11/2011 04:18 EDT
We are a nation that flies economy, drinks Tim Hortons and wears khaki and plaid. But Gen. Walter Natynczyk's situation is, and should be, different. He needs to be a walking paradox -- a warrior and a diplomat, a genius with a common touch, a workaholic who never seems tired.
09/28/2011 04:38 EDT