COMMENTARY

Relationships can be a struggle. This is true of friendships, marriages, and even the parent-child relationship. Every time two human lives interact over a long period of time, there’s bound to be...

Finding answers to our questions has never been easier. We no longer have to go to a library, pick up an encyclopedia, or take a course to satisfy our curiosity. The internet makes available to us...

Nearly two months after schools have closed, online education programs are in full swing, social distancing has perpetuated our dependence on social media, and many families have now had weeks of...

While we’re social distancing and trying our best to protect the elderly and vulnerable among us, isolation and loneliness can be incredibly taxing on our own mental health. This is why Canadians...

Easter has traditionally been the one Sunday every year with the most people in church. This Easter, our church buildings will be empty, and there will even be no family celebrations, let alone...

When Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon River in defiance of the Roman Senate, the expression “crossing the Rubicon” was born. It marks a point of no return, a moment of society-altering...

Social distancing is a subject no one was thinking about six months ago. Now it’s top of mind. The need to slow the spread of COVID-19 has us all on lockdown, and the number of faces we each see...

The role of municipal government has changed considerably over the years. Our local councils were originally assigned the sorts of responsibilities that required local flavour—such as ditches,...