
Moira Welsh
Investigative Reporter at The (Toronto) Star
Toronto Star journalist: Third Act, pushing Canada to do better for older adults. Author of Happily Ever Older, on evolving ways to live. Mom of sardonic boys.
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1 week ago |
thespec.com | Moira Welsh
It all began with a tea party in Gail McNeil’s Etobicoke condo. In mid-February 2023, McNeil and her daughter served scones, jam and good conversation. It was part of a bigger plan for the greater good. Retired during COVID from the interior design firm she founded, McNeil soon realized that neighbours in her Bloor St. building didn’t know each other. They said hello on the elevator but disappeared behind locked doors.
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2 months ago |
thespec.com | Moira Welsh
While supporters of freshly re-elected Beaches-East York Liberal MP Nate Erskine-Smith celebrated at the Lions Stone pub in the Beach, he took a moment to strike a more serious tone in speaking about the new Liberal government, where they came from a few months ago and demand from Canadians for a new approach.
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2 months ago |
therecord.com | Moira Welsh
There may be no other riding in Toronto that illustrates the inherent risk of political timing than Taiaiako’n–Parkdale—High Park. Popular NDP MPP Bhutila Karpoche resigned her seat last fall to run federally – months before a newly-elected President Donald Trump became obsessed with tariffs and annexing Canada, leading many NDP voters to align behind new Liberal leader Mark Carney and, potentially, the Liberal challenger Karim Bardeesy, in Karpoche’s riding.
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2 months ago |
thespec.com | Moira Welsh
Well, that was illuminating. I spent three weeks following (in the virtual sense) the campaign speeches of Canada’s national political leaders. For the uninitiated, those leaders are the Liberal’s Mark Carney, the Conservative’s Pierre Poilievre and the NDP’s Jagmeet Singh. As we said at the outset, which seems so long ago, “Just the facts, men.” And yet in rallies and responses to questions from journalists, some gave a whole lot more.
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2 months ago |
thespec.com | Moira Welsh
Well, that was illuminating. I spent three weeks following (in the virtual sense) the campaign speeches of Canada’s national political leaders. For the uninitiated, those leaders are the Liberal’s Mark Carney, the Conservative’s Pierre Poilievre and the NDP’s Jagmeet Singh. As we said at the outset, which seems so long ago, “Just the facts, men.” And yet in rallies and responses to questions from journalists, some gave a whole lot more.
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