Politics and its Discontents

I do believe Brittlestar has divined the mystery of why undesirables proliferate and prosper in public office:

 What's good for the silly goose should be good for the gander, eh?

 ... what the Ford government is either too arrogant or too stupid to get: H/t Brittlestar I imagine only those who favour government by a c...

With so much going on domestically and abroad, there is no dearth of topics to write about. However, with Thanksgiving fast approaching, per...

Given that it is World News Day, a few reflections from the Star's former public editor, Kathy English, seem appropriate: Trustworthy j...

I doubt that I have ever used the word piffle before in writing. Yet it seems the appropriate choice in this instance.  I am extraordinarily...

I was going to write about Pierre Poilievre this morning, but then Brittlestar's latest popped up; as a consequence, I now have a new, ...

  I have a friend whose daughter recently started her career in healthcare as an occupational therapist in a facility where people are await...

To those 57%   who couldn't rouse themselves to vote in the last Ontario election, please do not make sounds of outrage over the likelih...

Here in Ontario, the newly re-elected Conservatives under Doug Ford are making oblique sounds about private health care as a way to help sol...

No, it's not the result of yesterday's provincial election that prompted this title, although in light of it, Brittlestar's late...

I do believe this says it all.