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John Pilger first made the film ‘Palestine Is Still The Issue’ in 1977. It told how almost a million Palestinians had been forced off their land in 1948, and again in 1967. Twenty five years later, John Pilger returned to … Continue reading →

The following article by Israeli journalist Gideon Levy was first published on hareetz.com When will the moment come in which the mass killing of Palestinians matters anything to the right? When will the moment come in which the massacre of civilians … Continue reading →

Comment: “What a rotten to the core, immoral and spiritually dead world we live in. Keeping a corrupt global system and bankster gangster run economy alive and kicking, is all that matters– the lives of millions lost– their ongoing pain … Continue reading →

This was a war crime based on a pack of lies about Iraq’s alleged weapons of mass destruction and on the (“most likely”) 9/11 false-flag operation.

A baby resident of Dundas Valley – (click on image to see its full size) – photo: author As the winter approaches and soon we will see, again, closed trails and native hunters roaming our conservation area based on a … Continue reading →

Click on picture to enlarge it It’s time to stop the killing and to address the real problem – corruption. All the reasons for the annual deer hunt in Dundas Valley, all the stories to justify it, turned out to be either false … Continue reading →

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What can we ask for, locally, and what we expect of our Members of Parliament? 1. End the unprecedented price gouging and unregulated, monopolized marketplace. Food, housing, rent, insurance, and fuel are necessities that everybody has to buy and pay … Continue reading →

June 26:  Young buck west of the Trail Centre.  Photo: L. Biegalski  (Click to enlarge)

It’s July 2nd and I have not yet received any meaningful replies from my MPP Ted McMeekin, Mayor of Hamilton Fred Eisenberger, or Ward 13 Councillor Arlene VanderBeek regarding construction projects in environmentally sensitive areas of Dundas Valley, violation of construction … Continue reading →

June 14: Newborn fawn near Merrick Line, DVCA. Photo: L. Biegalski. (Click to enlarge)

Below, please find today’s letter from Mr. McMeekin’s Constituency Office in Waterdown, Ontario, followed by my reply. Mr. McMeekin is a Liberal MPP for the area in question and currently serves as the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing in the Ontario … Continue reading →

Dear Mr. McMeekin, Over a week ago, I called your constituency office in Waterdown and inquired about a provincial law requiring that landlords of apartment buildings switch from heating to air-conditioning not earlier than on May 15 each year. This is … Continue reading →

The 22nd annual Paris to Ancaster Bike Race took place last Sunday, April 26th. Weather cooperated – the course was dry and fast, except for the usual muddy sections. Bob Haufler (#553) of Midweek Cycling Club leads a small group of … Continue reading →