Government of Ontario breaks ground on expanded emergency department at Hamilton General Hospital

Local

Last Wednesday, the Government of Ontario officially broke ground on a new and expanded emergency department at Hamilton General Hospital.

The renovation and expansion will reportedly increase space by 35 per cent, improve patient flow, and support faster access to care.

Construction will take place over the next four years in six strategic phases, with completion slated for 2030.

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Councillor Jeff Beattie named Ontario PC Party candidate for Hamilton East–Stoney Creek as Neil Lumsden retires

Local

For years, climate alarmists, some politicians and others have told us that we are undergoing an energy transition, in which fossil fuels are being replaced by so-called “renewable” energy sources such as wind and solar.

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Energy transition fables

National

For years, climate alarmists, some politicians and others have told us that we are undergoing an energy transition, in which fossil fuels are being replaced by so-called “renewable” energy sources such as wind and solar.

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Carney is reshaping the Senate – giving provinces a voice is the next step

National

For most of its history, the Senate has been Parliament’s forgotten room. A place for party hacks and loyal fundraisers, it earned a reputation as a chamber of clapping seals rather than a serious check on the House of Commons.

Expense controversies, the need for reform, and voter cynicism

National

Media and Opposition parties have had a field day over the expense controversies afflicting some members of Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s cabinet and caucus and the catering bills racked up by Prime Minister Mark Carney and his staff…

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Hamilton Farmers’ Market traffic down 14.1 per cent in June as Downtown struggles with safety issues

Local

A press release from the City of Hamilton last Thursday announced that the municipality has taken a step forward on a controversial housing development in Downtown Stoney Creek by entering into an agreement with an affordable housing provider.

A bridge too far

Opinion

The massive kerfuffle over the opening of the Gordie Howe Bridge should not have happened at all. However, it has been very instructive for Canadians about many issues unconnected to the bridge itself.

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s web of American Democrat political advisors

Opinion

There was a stir in social media last week when Prime Minister Mark Carney named Maia Johnson as his new Chief Operating Officer.

Mark Carney: The man of all seasons keeps frustrating Conservatives

Opinion

Communication has always been an underrated skill. Some politicians have the gift; many don’t but survive life in the public eye.

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