Opinion

If you are alive and have a smartphone, you’ve probably used an emoji, had an emoji used in a text to you, or read some kind of article talking about how people love emojis.

When it comes to voter turnout, I seriously wonder how it’s going to be this year. Elections Canada cannot encourage the public to vote thanks to the Fair Elections Act.

The time has come for Canada to adopt a child poverty reduction strategy

Vic’s View

It is unfortunate political candidates must generally be advised not to explain complicated policy or use witticisms because they risk being misquoted. An example occurred in the last letters section of the Regional Optimist (Sue Greenbank, Oct. 8).

Linda’s Lines

The federal government spends nearly $21,000 annually per retiree compared to $4,350 per person under age 45

COP21 hopes to impose global carbon-trading to save the financial backside of those who rushed to invest in renewables

Conservatives effectively closed the door on any meaningful revisions to supply management

Here's why that's the wrong question to ask