Christina Blizzard
Toronto Sun
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King Charles III's long and bumpy road to the crown
He's been the man who would be king -- all his life. → Read More
BLIZZARD: Queen Elizabeth's remarkable life and legacy
Elizabeth II, the greatest monarch Britain has ever known, is gone. The second and greatest Elizabethan era is dead. → Read More
After the Queen: What comes next for the British monarchy
King Charles III. → Read More
Niagara Falls sky-high with beauty
Always evolving, this classic destination has plenty to do, see, eat → Read More
THE BARBADOS EFFECT? Why Canada shouldn't cancel our Queen
Article content WATCH as former Toronto Sun Queens Park Bureau chief Christina Blizzard speaks about the recent changes in Barbados as it recently left 396 years of British rule to become its own republic. Should Canada also ‘cancel’ the Queen? Tweet and Facebook us your royal thoughts! And don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube Channel. → Read More
BLIZZARD: Fearless spirit has steered the Sun for 50 years
We built The Toronto Sun from the ground up. → Read More
BLIZZARD: Meghan & Harry interview sets the stage for a Royal rumble
How much adulation does one couple need? → Read More
BLIZZARD: Former premier Mike Harris had the right stuff
In a blink of an eye, a quarter-century has passed since Mike Harris and his Common Sense Revolutionaries swept to power in this province. I appeared on Steve Paikin’s show, The Agenda, on TVO recently, to discuss this pivotal election with him and Martin Regg Cohn of the Toronto Star. Harris remains a divisive figure. […] → Read More
BLIZZARD: Canada's potential first lady, Nazanin MacKay, is a born fighter
In some ways, she is the daughter of a revolution.Born in Tehran in 1979, the same year Ayatollah Khomeini and Iran’s Revolutionary Guard came to power, Nazanin Afsham-Jam MacKay has a fierce… → Read More
BLIZZARD: COVID-19 will cause many to question globalization
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused us to reassess priorities and politics.Once this is over, we’ll never see our leaders in the same light. We’ll be more skeptical when it comes to believ… → Read More
Charles' time is nigh
He's the ultimate sandwich generation - a middle-aged royal squeezed between an older mother and his younger sons. → Read More
Honouring sacrifice of veterans all year round
News, Local, Provincial, Canada, World, Sports, High School Sports, Local Hockey, Hockey, Basketball, Baseball, Football, Soccer, Lacrosse, Curling, Other Sports, Entertainment, Local, Movies, Music, Television, Celebrities, Life, Health, Food, Travel, Money, Opinion, Editorial, Letters, Column, Your Newspaper, Social medias, Events, UR, News, Sports, Life, Entertainment, Money, Opinion,… → Read More
Brown says he was unaware of sex-ed letter
PC Leader Patrick Brown was one sorry guy Tuesday. → Read More
HOT lanes a Liberal boondoggle waiting to happen
So the government that destroyed the electricity system in this province is about to mess with the highway system. → Read More
Time running out on Trudeau's rash refugee promise
To be clear: I absolutely believe this country should take Syrian refugees. → Read More
Syrian refugees could stay in empty hospitals: Ont. health minister
Syrian refugees could be housed on military bases and in empty hospitals, Ontario Health Minister Eric Hoskins says. → Read More
Trudeau, Wynne need to act like grown-ups
In the wake of the Friday the 13th terror attacks in Paris, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau became the selfie-taking appeaser as the rest of the world declared war on ISIS. → Read More
Taxpayers to chip in $5M for teacher benefits trust
The union that represents the province’s 60,000 secondary school teachers is setting up a benefits trust to pay for teacher perks — and taxpayers are paying the startup costs. → Read More
OHIP putting boy through hoops for needed surgery
Little Alesandro Ciampa loves sports. At just seven years of age, his greatest dream is to play soccer — the way his friends do at school. → Read More
Perpetual sick leave part of ETFO deal
A controversial clause that would allow perpetual sick leave for elementary school teachers is part of the tentative deal reached with the provincial government Monday. → Read More