Mulroney remembered as a transformative Canadian leader
An editorial tribute to Brian Mulroney notes his high political drama and global impact. It highlights his role in recognizing Ukraine, opposing apartheid, forging climate and trade deals, and his mixed legacy from strong majorities to later unpopularity, ending with a humane personal touch.
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Ukraine
South Africa
Margaret Thatcher
Ronald Reagan
Nelson Mandela
United States
John Turner
Reagan
U.S
Shamrock
Progressive Conservative Party
Reform Party
Bloc Quebecois
Airbus
Justice Department
Brian
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Ontario liquor privatization urged after beer store changes
Grady Munro and Jake Fuss of the Fraser Institute argue privatizing all liquor sales in Ontario would boost stores and choice. They compare to Alberta's privatization which expanded store numbers and product variety while reducing prices and increase access beyond the LCBO's reach.
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Liquor Control Board of Ontario
LCBO
Ontario
Ford
Alberta
Grady Munro
Jake Fuss
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Fraser Institute
Letter to editor warns leaders on climate tipping point
A 90 year old writer urges urgent action against climate change describing a looming tipping point and the global effort of experts. He criticizes political self interest and calls on leaders to apply decisive leadership before panic and unbearable heat arrive.
Red tape and blame in housing story across levels of government
The piece argues both nonconservatives and conservatives fault red tape for housing shortages while noting protections behind approvals. It cites Pierre Poilievre and Doug Ford as blaming governments and mayors, but contends reform without clear strategies harms communities and requires infrastructure funding and tax increases.
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Pierre Poilierre
Doug Ford
Letters to the Chronicle Journal Seek Reader Input
Readers are invited to send their views to the Chronicle Journal via email with full name address and day phone. Only names and hometowns will appear in print. Letters should chronicle diverse opinions on current local issues.
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