Editorial

The end is nigh

By
Evan Tremblay
The world is burning. Over the summer, for days, the sun was veiled in smoke, a gibbous and hideous orange. At midday you could look directly at it. An old neighbour commented that he...
Comment

Legalize it – and by ‘it,’ I mean ‘all of it’

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Evan Tremblay
Commanding a majority of the seats in the House of Commons, and with the already-established support of the courts, there is no reason the incoming Liberal government cannot make good on its promise to...
Comment

Raging on Roslyn

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Evan Tremblay
There is predictable opposition to the erection of a new seven-storey, 78-unit condo tower on Roslyn Rd. As usual with almost any development proposal, the opposition comes mostly from local residents offended at the...
Features

Point/Counterpoint: To vote or not to vote

By
Craig AdolpheEvan Tremblay
Point: You should vote You should vote. Often when people tell you that, they argue it’s a sacred responsibility and the best way for you to effect change. Voting advocates tend to get a little hyperbolic. I...
Features

‘Old stock Canadian’ defends against coded racism

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Evan Tremblay
There is nothing inherently wrong with the phrase “old stock Canadian” used by federal Conservative leader Stephen Harper in the recent leaders’ debate to defend cuts to health care for refugees. The families of some...
Comment

Speak no evil

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Evan Tremblay
There was a time when you could call something evil and people knew what you meant. They understood that you were not speaking in hyperbole. They understood that evil is one of the central...
Comment

The trouble with transit

By
Evan Tremblay
Like any regular rider of buses in this city, I’ve come to hold a constant low level of loathing for the form of transit that I’m dependent on. The perennial lateness, overcrowding, and poor...
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