Michael Atkins

In my experience, it is very hard to build sustainable communities without a good proportion of your economy being owned locally.

This is about people, about poverty, about sharing a land and its resources, about the clash or the fusion of cultures in the North and building sustainability for our children.

My trek this summer has taken me from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and it has been breathtaking

The courage, intensity and pace of the finals were riveting.

We have to be honest about Canadian resource management. More often than not, we are unwise or greedy, or both.

Digital disruption is now a way of life. You can lean into it or you can run for cover.

Politics can be unforgiving. Politicians come and go. The sepia state does not.

Canadians are suffering from cognitive dissonance. So is our prime minister.

In the course of the last 17 years, he has come as close as any other major Northern Ontario institutional leader to delivering on promises made and promises kept.

A small business in Sudbury is impacted by all sorts of things you wouldn't have imagined 40 years ago.