Op-Ed
Letters Of This Type
When we lived in the arctic during the 1970s and 80s I was fortunate enough to spend a lot of time out on the land with the Inuit. Living beside Moonshine... more
By Paul Strome
December 27, 2020
Factual history plays a huge role in regard to the racism that has been perpetrated against indigenous people in North America even before the first explorers... more
By Paul Strome
October 18, 2020
Last week, Ottawa’s racialized communities and women across cultures looked for a gesture of solidarity from Ottawa Police Services members. To vote Matt Skof... more
December 6, 2020
October 2, 2020
Foreward:
The following letter to the editor exemplifies the sort of commentary that is routinely rejected by corporate media “gatekeepers”.... more
October 11, 2020
The municipal level of government, more than any other, affects our daily lives. Policing, homelessness, urban planning and much more is addressed - or not... more
By Guy
August 20, 2020
Next week, the Planning Committee of City Council has a big decision to make that will shape how Ottawa grows between now and 2046 through its new official... more
By PlanetA
May 9, 2020
Between the COVID-19 pandemic and the urban boundary dispute, one has to wonder if the City of Ottawa was simply making a show of their climate change... more
By Max Casifeli
May 8, 2020
Covid 19 has robbed us of our chance to say goodbye. Whether, the virus is directly involved or not, our ability to grieve is changing. How do you say... more
By Ed Hand
April 30, 2020
Too often health, environmental, economic, and social equity goals are pitched against each other, as though we can never have one without the other. However,... more
By unpubadmin
April 22, 2020
The world’s game plan to “flatten the COVID-19 curve” was recently disrupted as political finger pointing and personal accusations emerged at international and... more
By Anonymous
April 19, 2020
Canadians can be forgiven for scratching their heads in bewilderment these days. After having been told by Health Minister Patty Hajdu in January through early... more
April 13, 2020
It would be difficult to design a transit project for Ottawa that would cost more (7 billion+) and do less. The LRT is a replacement system. It simply replaces... more
Nov 27th, Ottawa City Council Chamber: Most people arrived early for the Ottawa City Council discussion and vote on housing issues starting at 10 am. Among the... more
By Kenskyman
December 5, 2019
The Provincial Governments’ declaration of a pro-nuclear agenda is designed to – generate heat for oilsands production, generate steam production for... more
By Pat Freel
December 2, 2019
14 November, Luxembourg –
Today, the European Investment Bank (EIB), the world’s largest international public bank and the €555bn lending arm of the EU, ... more
By unpubadmin
November 15, 2019