Shepherds of Good Hope alcohol management program deemed a success.
Ounce of prevention equals huge health-care savings
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Month: February 2003
Funding gap endangers homeless program
A vital program at Cornerstone will lose its funding at the end of March, forcing the homeless shelter to eliminate it, says executive director Sue Garvey.
Toronto can teach us a thing or two
Much to the chagrin, no doubt, of some loyal residents, Ottawa could learn a lesson or two about transportation management from Canada’s largest city.
In Toronto, where an extensive transit system funded by both the city and the province sees about 1.5 million riders per day, people still drive cars.At rush hour, drivers on Highway 401, Ontario’s busiest roadway, expect to see bumper-to-bumper traffic through Toronto, and factor in delays when timing their trip.
Church ponders gay unions
Kevin Bourassa and Joe Varnell got married more than a year ago in an open ceremony in a Toronto church. Since then, they have been at the centre of a push to allow same-sex marriage.