Archive 1997-2016
Public spaces and privacy don’t mix
I find it hypocritical of your newspaper to rail against surveillance cameras to be installed at City Hall that may partially cover the Human Rights monument on Elgin St. in your Dec. 7 editorial by Corinne Smith.
Your position is that the cameras would constitute an invasion of privacy for people protesting or gathering at the monument.
Feeling overworked? Need another holiday? Well, relief may be on the way. In case you haven’t heard, many Canadians are calling for, and even petitioning for, a national holiday honouring our country’s highest political leaders.
The Beavertails are ready to be eaten and the snow and ice waiting to be sculpted. After many weeks of uncertainty due to unusually mild weather, Winterlude is on, say festival organizers.
Relocating the Central Canada Exhibition to the Bayview Yards would be a mistake, says Centretown’s city councillor.