April 30, 2013
by Cameron Dearlove
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In the last few weeks I have heard more and more about an issue that hasn’t been gaining much attention in the media. For years families with children with developmental disabilities struggled with waiting lists that lasted years, despite their … Continue reading
May 31, 2012
by Cameron Dearlove
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The following is an excerpt from my column in the Kitchener Post on tri-Pride, gay-straight alliances, Bill 13, and a culture of acceptance. In the language of diversity there has been a recent change from ‘tolerance’ to ‘acceptance.’ Changing a … Continue reading
March 6, 2012
by Cameron Dearlove
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I think politics in Canada (and around the world) is without a doubt becoming more polarized. With this polarization comes more extreme views. We only need to look south of our border to American politics to see what happens when … Continue reading
November 3, 2011
by Cameron Dearlove
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Three communities – Attawapiskat, Fort Albany and Kashechewan have declared a state of emergency in their communities due to a housing crisis. Five families in Attawapiskat have been living in tents for a year, with others left without housing … Continue reading
July 21, 2011
by Cameron Dearlove
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In the stretch of human history, it can be easy to lose the forest for the trees. We’re born into a certain time and place, and that culture and society makes up our reality. Unemployment is an interesting concept from … Continue reading
July 13, 2011
by Cameron Dearlove
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Today I went on a Twitter rant about what the upcoming Ontario election should be about. The last little while I’ve been thinking about how inequality hits the radar in this election. I know in my daily work, in my … Continue reading