Author Archives: Clinton Halladay

The Leader in You:                                                                            April 17, 2020 It feels like we are war right now. But wars are won one battle at a time and the battle right now is stopping the spread of COVID-19. At this moment there is more at stake than ever before. The impact of COVID-19 is touching and will …

A Lot to Learn                                                                                             February 17, 2020 Bullies are not tolerated in the school yard, only in the Provincial Legislature. It has been over two decades since a full-scale teachers’ strike has occurred across the province. In October 1997 all teachers’ unions joined in solidarity against the government mandated restructuring of the education system. …

Like it or Not, the Law is the Law                                                                February 17, 2020 You have a family home that has been in your family for years and years. You have decided to rent out a portion of it and, being the benevolent person you are, you agree that the tenant can make …

The following is a response to Gwyn Morgan’s article in the Review-Mirror in which he blames the Liberal Party for Canada’s debt, claims the Conservative Party introduced balanced budgets and reduced the debt, and encourages privatization in support of corporations and the wealthy.                                                                                                                    December 3, 2019 Published December 5, 2019; Review-Mirror I reference Gwyn …

“Good Idea” – Not Good Enough!                                                                                    November 12, 2019 With reference to Sabrina Bedford’s article in the Recorder & Times “No Appetite for declaring climate emergency”, published November 5, 2019, it must have been quite a sight to have witnessed the majority of the mayors of Leeds & Grenville with their heads buried in …

Written October 22, 2019 Clinton Halladay …Is the Win Really the Thing? “I am convinced that people are much better off when their whole city is flourishing than when certain citizens prosper but the community has gone off course. When a man is doing well for himself but his country is falling to pieces he …

Written Wednesday October 15, 2019 Clinton Halladay King Lear, a tragedy written by William Shakespeare and first performed in 1606, centres on King Lear’s flaws: his arrogance, his ignorance and his misjudgements, each of which contributes to the other.  The moral of the play is “actions speak louder than words”.  Albeit having been penned over …

A Sticky Situation                                                                                                                    August 27, 2019 The following is an email I sent to Doug Ford, Premier of Ontario expressing my concerns over the anti-carbon tax gas stickers. I received an automated confirmation of my email; however, to date I have not had a reply from anyone. Doug Ford, Premier of Ontario Legislative …

August 19, 2019 This article refers to the Elections Canada warning for charitable organizations to stay clear of the climate change debate! Can you believe it?  Canada has taken another ridiculous step into the realm of irresponsibility.  Elections Canada announced at a training session that Charitable Organizations who take a stand on Climate change could …