Dave Adsett

What are you prepared to do?

If only life’s troubles were so easily dismissed. We long ago ran out of digits counting the number of times that people seemed indifferent to the plight of others. “Not my problem,” many would say.

The Feds just announced a new lunch program for students. Over the course of five years, $1 billion has been pledged to feed kids under a national school food program.

Sometimes it’s best to listen before offering up opinions and reacting to things. 

Any time governments rush in to limit speech, a free citizenry should be wary.

It looks like a crack in the armour is forming.

Former Prime Minister Brian Mulroney passed away last week.  

How did we get here?

As the GPS, standard in most cars and smart phones completes its directions and a vehicle pulls up to the address a cheery maiden announces, “You have arrived.”

Our impulse control is clearly not in check this morning, so please excuse the rant on a subject that has been our passion for closing in on four decades.

They still call it MBWA – management by wandering around.

Our niece Courtney can’t get enough of Taylor Swift. 

For generations of Wellington County residents, a smash and grab at a local retailer hit close to home.

One didn’t need to attend the World Economic Forum in Davos this month to understand something is wrong with how the economy works for the vast majority of people.

2024 is the year for you to do you. That might sound a little selfish, but from what we have seen in recent days, the world is a better place for those who do their level best for others.