Market Squared by Adam A. Donaldson

Brantford City Council considered a referendum on raising taxes and fees. This week's Market Squared considers what's the point of asking a rhetorical question

The Transit general manager is leaving town, and this week's Market Squared is just fed up with a system that can change everything and affect nothing

This week's 'Market Squared' considers Guelph Transit's attempt to summon the future and why this time it didn't work

Taking a break from local politics, Market Squared makes the point that your anger over the minimum wage increase is perhaps misdirected

This week's Market Squared looks forward to the election, and looks to the questions we should be asking as we go to vote

Here's a Christmas thought from this week's 'Market Squared'... Maybe the members of city council aren't a**holes after all

It was a long and winding road for the Alectra Merger, but this week's Market Squared notes that the 'public' process left a lot to be desired

This week's Market Square highlights the surprising surprises of Guelph's supposedly no-drama budget night

Several community newspapers were closed forever this week, causing painful flashbacks for Mercury fans. So Market Squared asks, why can't we move on?

In this week's Market Squared, Adam wonders whether, despite council's stand to the contrary, a bit more drama might not be good for city hall