Hugh Mackenzie is a journalist based in Huntsville, Ontario, Canada. He writes for High Growth Scotland and Huntsville Doppler, focusing on local news and opinion pieces. His articles cover a range of topics including electric vehicles, politics, social issues, and community events.
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If we really believe that cancel culture is wrong and harmful to our society,...then the Russian flag should go back up.
If we really believe that cancel culture is wrong and harmful to our society,...then the Russian flag should go back up.
An interview I caught on either CBC or CTV last week caused me to ponder […]
Canadians see political parties shifting toward the extreme, with no room for those who prefer a middle ground.
On the wall near the desk where I write my weekly commentaries is the front page of the Toronto Daily Star, dated June 11th, 1957.
On the wall near the desk where I write my weekly commentaries is the front page of the Toronto Daily Star, dated June 11th, 1957.
We are dangerously close to the real possibility that Donald Trump, committed to locking up his enemies, will become presiden.
Last week was not a good one for Justin Trudeau. Serious signs of discontent in his leadership bubbled to the surface.
I was grumpy this past week and a little depressed. It took me a few days to figure out why... but I am an optimist.
I had no idea who was going to win the presidential race in the US, but I believed there would be a bit of a groundswell one way or another.
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