Ottawa’s opioid crisis: Whose kid has to die?

 Have you ever wondered whose kid has to die before we target the tsunami of death flooding our city? Would the 40 dead Ottawans in 2016 or 64 more in 2017 suffice perhaps? Or would it take one of our politician’s youngsters to succumb, having been sucked into the cesspools

Current Patchwork of Funding Policies for Children’s Medicine in Canada Needs Critical Attention

 You are the parent of a sick child.  You have a limited budget and you must decide to buy the medicine the doctor prescribed for your child or provide food and shelter for your family instead.  What do you do? Sadly this dilemma is one too many Canadians are facing.

Native Man Celebrates Sobriety with Art

 Donnell Taylor of the Constance Lake First Nation paints to seek wisdom of his ancestors to deal with his addiction. On April 1, 2014, Donnell Taylor set his foot on Ottawa soil. A native man from the Constance Lake First Nation was continuing his "good journey," which started back in