Opinion

“Hey; get anything for Easter?” “Yeah. I got eternal life.” “Right. How’d you get that?” “The man on the cross gave it to me.

“Hey; get anything for Easter?” “Yeah. I got eternal life.” “Right. How’d you get that?” “The man on the cross gave it to me.

When stacked up against countries with similar health care goals, namely universal coverage, it quickly becomes apparent that Canada’s health care system is not worth emulating.

I miss the good old days. Remember the good old days, when politicians kept their word? OK, maybe that never happened. But do you recall when we thought they intended to keep their word? Yeah, that was the best.

I miss the good old days. Remember the good old days, when politicians kept their word? OK, maybe that never happened. But do you recall when we thought they intended to keep their word? Yeah, that was the best.

When stacked up against countries with similar health care goals, namely universal coverage, it quickly becomes apparent that Canada’s health care system is not worth emulating.

If you are like me, you are still trying to come to terms with the disaster that took place in Japan a few weeks ago. I remember the first scenes of the disaster I saw, buildings swaying and people running to safety.

“Mommy, guess what I learned at school today?” “What’s that?” “I learned that we live in a democracy.” “Oh boy.

“Mommy, guess what I learned at school today?” “What’s that?” “I learned that we live in a democracy.” “Oh boy.

Cutting down on soda pop and video games can be a good first start, but there are a variety of reasons – from diet, to lack of exercise, to genetic factors – why childhood obesity is on the rise in Canada, and our government is determined to address