Opinion

Across Canada, towns and cities face a one-two punch: aging infrastructure and the extreme weather climate change brings.

It isn’t exactly Giller Prize-winning literature, but the extremely dense Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act can make for some semi-interesting reading. Especially this week.

Gone are the days where gym clothes stay in the gym. A visit to the new RYU store on West 4th will have you looking at workout clothes in a whole new way.

The perils of surge pricing Last Sunday, after hearing some praise for it, I decided to book tickets online for a play put on by a local theatre company for the following Wednesday.

Our new government appears to be taking climate change seriously. With the UN climate talks starting in Paris on November 30, Canada can play an important role in reducing greenhouse gases at home and helping others around the world do likewise. U.S.

Note: Just read a great piece about two war vets in the Globe and Mail. Former Globe staffer Rod Mickleburgh wrote it. I was more than a little interested in the two men he featured because of the story I wrote in 2002. See this as a companion piece.

We’re not making the best use of existing land

The issue of missing emails and access to public documents has erupted into a full-fledged debate among political watchers about the commitment to “openness” in government.