
Donald Trump never grew to respect the presidency, Bill Kelly says. ‘Quite the opposite, in fact.’ Continue reading
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Donald Trump never grew to respect the presidency, Bill Kelly says. ‘Quite the opposite, in fact.’ Continue reading
Although deserved, impeachment may not happen any time soon, Bill Kelly says. Continue reading
Shutting down ski resorts, which have strict coronavirus protocols in place, could be fatal to the industry, writes Bill Kelly. Continue reading
The opening lines of ‘A Tale of Two Cities’ by Charles Dickens perfectly capture the year 2020 amid the coronavirus pandemic, writes Bill Kelly. Continue reading
Too many people are bending the rules or ignoring coronavirus rules, so the government reacts with tighter regulations, Bill Kelly writes. Continue reading
There seems to be a sense of inevitability that Ontario is headed for some version of another COVID-19 lockdown, Bill Kelly says. Continue reading
Funding for long-term care shouldn’t be the subject of a political turf war, especially in a life-or-death situation like the COVID-19 pandemic, Bill Kelly says. Continue reading
History, and human decency, tells us that residential schools represent some of the darkest days in our Canadian history, Bill Kelly says. Continue reading
It’s long past time for Hamilton to come down hard on businesses and individuals who abuse and ignore pandemic rules, Bill Kelly says. Continue reading