Ontario is one province on paper. In lived reality, Northern and Southern Ontario can feel like two profoundly different places.
One sits close to political power, major institutions and essential services. The other produces enormous wealth while many of its communities continue to fight for doctors, safe highways, reliable infrastructure and a meaningful voice in the decisions shaping their future.
In TWO ONTARIOS, Rich RJ Rikkønen brings together five connected essays examining a question many Northerners have quietly asked for generations: Could Northern Ontario govern itself and build a stronger future on its own terms?
Drawing on Northern Ontario’s people, resources and economic potential, this report explores:
• The political imbalance between Northern and Southern Ontario
• Whether Northern Ontario could succeed as a province
• Resource development and keeping more Northern wealth in the North
• Healthcare, transportation, infrastructure and emergency preparedness
• Meaningful partnership with First Nations as rights holders
• The democratic and constitutional path that lasting change would require
This is not a case against Southern Ontario, nor does it pretend that creating a new province would be simple. It is a serious invitation to examine whether both regions deserve governments built around the realities of the people who live there.
TWO ONTARIOS begins a conversation that Northern Ontario can no longer afford to avoid.
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Ontario is one province on paper. In lived reality, Northern and Southern Ontario can feel like two profoundly different places.One sits close to political power, major institutions and essential services. The other produces enormous wealth while many of its communities continue to fight for doctors, safe highways, reliable infrastructure and a meaningful voice in the decisions shaping their future.In TWO ONTARIOS, Rich RJ Rikkønen brings together five connected essays examining a question many Northerners have quietly asked for generations: Could Northern Ontario govern itself and build a stronger future on its own terms Drawing on Northern Ontario's people, resources and economic potential, this report explores: - The political imbalance between Northern and Southern Ontario- Whether Northern Ontario could succeed as a province- Resource development and keeping more Northern wealth in the North- Healthcare, transportation, infrastructure and emergency preparedness- Meaningful partnership with First Nations as rights holders- The democratic and constitutional path that lasting change would requireThis is not a case against Southern Ontario, nor does it pretend that creating a new province would be simple. It is a serious invitation to examine whether both regions deserve governments built around the realities of the people who live there.TWO ONTARIOS begins a conversation that Northern Ontario can no longer afford to avoid. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798171945480
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