Newtonbrook Secondary School in North York gives it a run for the money -

Why are Torontonians continually cut off from even a glimpse of Lake Ontario? We should be a beautiful city on a lake; instead we have to be satisfied with tiny views of water here and there. I want to thank mayor Chow for proposing other solutions but do think the city should have fought harder.

Ontario is a huge province. Why is Ford constantly meddling in Toronto???

This is a huge financial burden for those who are struggling - whether on SNAP or not.

A child seven or older will still need a responsible adult to care for them when they are not in school. This means parents who work must find childcare for their "non-dependant" children before and after the school day, on professional development days, school holidays, and throughout the summer.

Privatizing Canada would only punish those in remote areas. No profit-seeking business would be willing to deliver to the entire country. Macleans mentions that costs would be higher in remote areas. I suspect that no one would pick up these routes, leaving the north even more isolated.

So happy to see you here, Kate. (It’s Lisa, your cousin!)

Singh lost me when he tried to capture the anger that PP had harnessed. I was impressed by him in the latter stages of the campaign, as he tried to turn the message to a more positive tone, but it was too late. I wish him well. He’s a good man.

Thank you, Charlie Angus, for always fighting the good fight. Especially these days. Looking forward to whatever comes next!

When, or if?, the Eglington Crosstown opens, this could be an option but without an increase in transit we will simply move gridlock from the roads to our public transportation system.