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Selley: Pro-lockdown or anti-lockdown, Canadians need to guard their freedoms

Article content As a pro-freedom columnist for the pro-freedom National Post, I am often asked if I have anything to say about Canada’s headline-making lockdown refuseniks. There was Toronto barbecue pitmaster Adam Skelly, for example, who declined to keep his restaurant closed or, apparently, to implement any anti-COVID measures when he brazenly reopened. And there is Edmonton-area pastor James Coates, who keeps hosting prohibited services at his GraceLife Church and allegedly not enforcing any social-distancing or masking rules. My basic answer is that if people aren’t going to take the most basic precautions on their fellow citizens’ behalf, I’m not going to go to bat for them. That you should be able to eat in a restaurant or worship at church during the COVID-19 pandemic are very arguable positions, to which I am sympathetic (and hungry). That you should try to keep your distance from people you don’t live with really isn’t an arguable point. The virus doesn’t sp

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Toronto pizza joint that shared space with Adamson BBQ has found a new home

Toronto pizza joint that shared space with Adamson BBQ has found a new home
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Timeline: A year of pandemic life

Timeline: A year of pandemic life in Toronto by Michael Ranger Last Updated Mar 11, 2021 at 1:29 pm EDT The signs in Yonge Dundas Square show COVID-19 messaging during the COVID-19 pandemic as only essential industries are open as the province shut down non-essential services and industries to help slow the spread of COVID-19 in Toronto. March 30, 2020. (Steve Russell/via Getty Images) It has been exactly one year since the World Health Organization declared the spread of COVID-19 a global pandemic. Later that same day the NBA was forced stop all of their games when they discovered a player had tested positive right before tipoff, the sports world came to a screeching halt.

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Heating, cleaning and bug problems familiar to Starlight tenants

NOW Magazine Heating, cleaning and bug problems familiar to Starlight tenants Plus, Adamson Barbecue s anti-lockdown double-standard, Canada s Achilles Heel on human rights and sympathy for Britney Spears in reader mail this week By NOW news Parkdale building not the only Starlight property with upkeep issues Re Parkdale Tenants Keep Their Rents Over Building Upkeep (NOW Online, March 2). I live in a building in Mississauga purchased by Starlight a year ago. There has been barely any heat all winter. They stopped cleaning last May and started again in August. Now there’s a really bad bug infestation. Tim F. – Rent strikes ignore the plight of small landlords

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How did Adamson Barbecue guy become an anti-lockdown martyr?

How did Adamson Barbecue guy become a martyr for anti-lockdown crowd? The city s insistence that Adam Skelly pay $165K in policing costs related to the shutdown of his restaurant last November is turning into a bad PR exercise By Enzo DiMatteo Adam Skelly in a previous life before he became the face of the anti-lockdown cause. Just when it looked like we’d heard the last of Adam Skelly, the owner of Adamson Barbecue made famous for defying Ontario’s lockdown orders, there he was back in the news last week. Turns out the city has sent him a bill for around $180K for services related to the shutdown of his restaurant back in November. Those services include some $165K in policing costs as well as the costs of boarding up – and keeping closed – his place of business after police and bylaw enforcement officers showed up to enforce the provincial lockdown order.

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