Fusion Kitchen opens its doors in downtown Oshawa after year-long delay
Fusion Kitchen brings new life to historic downtown Oshawa building after a year of frustrating delays.
Will Adams
Will Adams is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of The Provincial Times. Based in Toronto, he is an independent journalist specializing in Canadian federal and provincial politics, policy analysis, and on-the-ground reporting from party conventions.
Conservative ‘Stand on Guard Act’ would make it harder to charge homeowners who fight back against intruders
‘Stand on Guard Act’ introduced following high-profile case of Collingwood man charged after home invasion
Why Brussels’ farmer riots expose a broken system
There are protests, and then there are farmer protests.
Whining, relevance, and the death of serious opposition
While the NDP issues statements, the Liberals build a team.
NDP MP becomes fourth Opposition MP to join Carney’s Liberals, putting government on brink of majority
NDP loses prominent Indigenous voice as Davies demands byelection that won't come
ADAMS: How Common Sense Carney saved me from Jagmeet Singh’s sinking ship
A year ago, I did something I never thought I would do. I joined the Liberal Party of Canada.
Digital forensics reveals Begum-Carney campaign photo digitally altered
Questions for candidate after faked photo with Carney emerges
Spring by-elections could hand Carney Liberals a majority by a single seat
By-elections called for April 13 in three ridings, with government's slim margin on the line
On International Women’s Day, the Scarborough Southwest Liberals must answer for a shameful failure
On International Women's Day, a Failure of Leadership in Scarborough
ADAMS: Napoleon led from the front, our leaders lead from the couch
They want your children to march, but would they march with them?
ADAMS: The Opposition Leader’s excellent adventure
While the Conservative leader talked about CANZUK in London, the government quietly secured billions in trade deals with India, the UAE, and beyond.
ADAMS: In defence of Trans women
Ben Ryan's personal story is touching. His conclusions, however, feel like a relic from a simpler, less generous era of debate.