Net zero homes in Canada aim to cut emissions and boost resilience
The Canada Green Buildings Strategy outlines a 2050 net zero target, detailing energy efficient design, green energy use, and modular construction. Funding of 600 million supports prefab tech, robotics, 3D printing and mass timber, while CHBA CHRA and CanmetENERGY push standards and innovation.
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Letters to the editor urge full disability device support for seniors
A polio survivor describes lifelong disability and loss of full Ontario Disability Support Plan coverage at age 65. He notes 25 percent upfront costs for new power wheelchairs and in-home service gaps, asking provincial candidates why seniors with disabilities lack 100 percent device coverage and ongoing maintenance support.
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Debt and tax cuts threaten Ontario's future finances
The columnist argues Ontario's rising debt requires balanced choices beyond further tax cuts. It recalls 1990s cuts under Mike Harris and Paul Martin, contends debt service diverts funds from health care and infrastructure, and urges voters to fund new programs with savings or reallocations rather than more revenue.
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Canadian Taxpayers Federation
Paul Martin
Mike Harris
Ford’s High Risk Aligned Move Sees Ford Trudeau Link to Trump
The piece argues Ontario Premier Doug Ford backs Trump and Musk, citing unwavering support for Trump, actions during tariff disputes, and a costly tunnel plan. It warns Ford could push a Fortress Am-Can vision, deepen US-Canada integration, and threaten sovereignty as Ontario heads to the February 27 snap election.
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Opinion Letters Preference Rules for Submission
The notice outlines that letters up to 300 words receive priority and may be edited for space and clarity. Authors must ensure originality and submit via email to chronicle journal, including full name address and phone number. no attachments.
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