It’s like old times at the office this Thanksgiving weekend, almost. An old clock ticks away and it feels like the wee hours of a deadline morning over 40 years ago.
It’s in your hands
For anyone watching the news, scrolling through social media feeds or reading a newspaper, chances are the phrase Truth and Reconciliation will sound familiar.
Three thousand units
It looks much like it did five weeks ago when Trudeau called a snap election.
Meet the candidate
It’s not easy getting to know the candidate. Take for example Maxime Bernier of the People’s…
Housing conundrum
As a matter of public service we dedicate editorial space to all candidates allowing them to use…
Lap it up
Canadians are heading into another long weekend and we hope everyone gets a chance to enjoy balmy…
Pull out the wedge
It was a glorious day at the base of Blue Mountain. The sky was blue, a slight breeze helped fight…
Gratuitous election call
Two years short of a full term, Canadians are once again heading to the polls. The cost of this…
Congratulations
It was the summer of 1999 that my life changed forever.
Give when you can
People should never forget where they come from. That certainly was the case for a local man named…
Fifty feet each way
It may sound a bit cynical, but the old adage about residents only caring about the 50 feet on each side of their driveway bears some truth.
Get it done
“Your appointment has been cancelled,” read the first email received after returning back to…
Some ox
Declared stuck in the past and suffering from antiquated thinking, memories of a mentor years back came to mind.
Obviously out of step
A unanimous vote in Centre Wellington is almost cause for a news story itself. How the issue of bike lanes on Highway 6 (St. David Street North) in Fergus became a galvanizing force for a council that couldn’t even pass an agenda weeks earlier is a mystery in itself.
PFDs
Rarely a fan of acronyms, this is one people need to know: PFD.