It's an epidemic disproportionately affecting men in our country. And we tend not to hear about the impact of suicide on our community in the main stream media. For the sake of the families and others who may be struggling, we need to talk about the issue, not around it.

It's the end of an era for sure. But as treaty people, there's something those calling for a Republic of Canada that we need to be aware of.

People who are making money off of real estate aren't likely to be the right ones to fix our housing situation. And even when most of the experts agree, there's still a lot more to consider when we talk about affordable housing as a supply issue.

Overtly optimistic people can be a bit much for pragmatic people to be around some days. But there's something reassuring in knowing in spite of everything that can go wrong, there are people who spark their joy by helping others.

Tell me something you have a strong opinion about. And now tell me how you've come to that conclusion. I think we can start debating and stop arguing if we all get on the same page on "doing our own research".

A new study this week is suggesting we should rethink our relationship with alcohol if we are worried about our health. And it's all about following the science.

The only two sure things in life are taxes and political promises about them.

Even though Doctor Strang is chiding us for becoming COVID complacent, others are still driving COVID conspiracies forward. And it seems the frustrations are inspiring some troubling behaviour.

The concept is the same, but the motivation may be different. And maybe this is another unintended consequence of the pandemic.

I've been driving since I was 16 and vehicle technology has evolved a lot since then. But there's comfort in the reliability of dinosaur technology as we're looking to science for the next, big thing.