
OTTAWA — Sandra Demontigny knew something wasn’t right when she couldn’t remember buying herself a new pair of boots. They were a splurge — a little out of character for the mother of three — and she had been excited about bringing them home.
“I saw them near the door and I asked my kids, ‘Who bought these boots? I’ve never seen them,’” she said.
“The kids were saying, ‘No, (they’re) yours. You bought them and you really like them.”
Sliding her feet inside, she realized she couldn’t remember buying them. “I started crying,” she said.










We are about to embark on 2026. Should we look ahead with optimism, pessimism or trepidation? Essentially, it is unknown as the crazy man in the White House continues his rampage, destroying what were warm relations between Canada and the United States and turning them to ice.

