Editorial

July 1 is traditionally a time when Canadians coast-to-coast celebrate what they believe to be the greatest country in the world. This year however there’s an undeniable haze hanging over…

A school year like no other comes to a close this week not with a bell but rather the sound of a computer shutting down. Though this marked the second…

Wake up, get dressed, check some emails, schedule some phone calls, scarf down some breakfast and hop in the car and begin the hectic morning commute to: the playground. Working…

There are immediate tasks for settlers in the period after mourning the lives of the undocumented 215 Indigenous children, some as young as three, discovered in an unmarked mass grave…

Ontario’s war against COVID-19 is nearing its conclusion and it’s time to unleash the secret weapon: KFLA’s own Dr. Kieran Moore. On Saturday news broke that our own chief medical…

Generally speaking when May’s Victoria Day weekend rolls around, thoughts of the final day of school begin to creep into the minds of students and teachers. This year however it’s…

When speaking out on a topic of great personal interest it’s often all too easy to get caught up in the moment and turn to attacks of character rather than…

For the last 30 years Canadians have dubbed the week surrounding May 10 as Nurses Week. The week was chosen to coincide with the birthday of Florence Nightingale, considered to…

Just after 9:30 a.m. on April 28, Clara Prudhomme officially came into the world, weighing a healthy nine pounds, three ounces. As the midwife placed her in this reporter’s hands…

Measure twice, cut once-a cliché as old as time itself and yet one in which Doug Ford appears unfamiliar. The Ontario premier seemed all too gung ho to release his…