Dave Adsett

People do care.

The snow started falling this past Monday, but who knows whether it will last.

The number assigned to increased grocery costs for the average family of four next year is $702. If times weren’t difficult enough, Canadians will likely see another chunk of a week’s wages heading to basic needs.

Over the weekend, brazen thieves stole 88 rims and tires from vehicles at the Arthur Chrysler dealership.

Having “the talk” with kids does not need to be embarrassing, but it can be a little uncomfortable.

In recent weeks we have been thinking about the past – more specifically, people and their impact on us. 

A few years back travelling on a high-speed train from Guangzhou to Shanghai we noticed a grand-dad keeping a close eye on his grandson. 

Like most Canadians, we find Fall a tough season. Yes, the colours are wonderful and the cool…

The tiny home captured the hearts and minds of Instagram followers years back. 

Admittedly, we don’t get the politics, league specifics or any of the associated things a hockey dad should know.

Thanksgiving weekend signals many things, the most obvious being winter is on the way.

After an incredibly difficult Friday, I made a point of getting some fresh air and physical exercise. Saturday was consumed with chores around the farm, not generally a day of leisure nor what one might suspect an executive (of sorts) to do in off-hours.

Talk about a colossal blunder – in fact an international embarrassment.

News last week that Metroland Media Group was declaring bankruptcy was a gut punch to news industry people across Canada. To date it is the single largest newspaper failure in Canadian history. Seventy-one print-edition community newspaper titles were shuttered in one-fell swoop.

It has been one of those weeks where there is lots to talk about, but not much to say.