For some reason, someone’s been flying a Confederate flag outside their house in Collingwood, Ontario. There’s a lot to say about the flag’s history, but the fact of the matter is that it represents racism, slavery, segregation, and white supremacy. It’s an offensive symbol in the United States and simply
Monday’s Word of the Day in Ontario was “soon.” In his latest coronavirus press conference, Ontario premier Doug Ford said many parts of life in the province are “getting close” to re-opening. That includes retail (in limited capacity), parks, and cottages. Ford spoke of the promising numbers which give him
Look, we’re all going a little insane. Some are managing better than others. Like one Ontario family, which used their time in quarantine to create their own version of The Simpsons’ iconic opening sequence. As of writing, the video has been retweeted nearly 7,000 times on Twitter. Check it out:
COVID-19 is affecting almost every manner in which we live our lives. The most profound, perhaps, is in our relationship to work. For many Canadians, that means working from home. That also means more electricity consumption. Sure, a laptop and second monitor won’t make all that much of a difference,
Literally buckle up: Ontario is testing higher speed limits on select highways. On September 26th, the province will test a 110 km/h speed limit on three Ontario highways. The pilot project was first announced in May. The PC Government is launching a pilot project on three stretches of highway that will
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