Tag: Politics
Pearson: World needs more Eleanor Roosevelts
We risk losing a middle class that knows how to care for one another through collective action.
In mid-Michigan, economic worries persist. So does disgust of politics | Bridge Michigan
Michiganâs 8th Congressional District could be a bellwether and is home to one of the most competitive races in the nation. Voters say theyâre worried about the economy but dubious whether candidates can help….
Routley: Why a Kamala Harris presidency may not be good news for Canada
It’s likely Kamala Harris would maintain the protectionist economic policies of her two predecessors, Sam Routley of Western University says
Pearson: Work evolves but its value the same
Labour Day is ultimately about the necessity of a productive people to build a better world.
Dyer: Elon Musk useful for two more years
Elon Musk is heading for a crash. It’s only a matter of time before one or another of his random enthusiasms brings him down.
Opinion | Debates and dialogue must begin with honesty and respect | Bridge Michigan
U.S. Senate debates are an opportunity to set a different tone for Michigan politics. We encourage each candidate to take this opportunity and responsibility seriously….
Points North: Frankenfish | Great Lakes Now
By Patrick Shea, Dan Wanschura and Morgan Springer
Points North is a biweekly podcast about the land, water and inhabitants of the Great Lakes.
This episode was shared here with permission from Interlochen Public Radio.
Lake trout are on life support in Lake Michigan.
Owen Sound Regional School of Nursing’s last class marking 50 years
A group of classmates who share a lifelong bond as the final class of the Owen Sound Regional School of Nursing are gathering together for a major milestone. Members of that 1974 class – the last for the hospital-based regional school and the first for the Georgian College Nursing Department – will descend on the […]