Signs on the O-Train used to read, “Fare’s fair.” But is it really?
Missed the bus to fairness
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Month: March 2015
Building better anti-terrorism laws
In the wake of the deadly attacks on military officers in Quebec and on Parliament Hill last October, we must consider how to best protect Canadians from modern terrorist threats while safeguarding our values. Although the government’s new anti-terrorism legislation, Bill C-51, takes some proper steps in that direction, it will need fixing.
Communism memorial consultation needed
Re: Architects join chorus against Communism memorial site
Don’t destroy city’s cozy atmosphere
For Toronto, it’s the CN Tower. Calgary has The Bow, an impressive 58-storey office building. Montreal’s 1000 de la Gauchetière reaches the city’s height maximum at 205 metres. Tall buildings seem to be essential to Canada’s metropolitan centres.