Main street buildings are both intriguing and frustrating subjects of historical research.
Opinion
Summer edition
It’s here! The summer edition of Business Leader is hot off the press and it’s chock-full of…
Tainted government
According to a new poll, 57 per cent of Ontario voters believe Premier Doug Ford’s government is…
A selfless gift
The wonders of modern medicine continue to amaze. That idea married with people willing to donate…
Weekend
My perfect weekend requires culture, sports, friend time, family time, and the always valuable…
Holy smokes, is that ugly
Everyone has an opinion and that certainly shows up in conversations relating to development and…
Elora firemen hosted huge convention in 1934
The following is a re-print of a past column by former Advertiser columnist Stephen Thorning, who…
Cabinet change an opportunity for agriculture
Last week the Ontario government reassigned some key ministerial positions. The shuffle saw some…
Thriving businesses
As we’ve been working towards completing one Business Leader magazine and collecting story ideas…
Graduate
She crossed the stage with a posture and pace that said everything I needed to know, sitting near…
Strategies and tips offered for living with a chronic condition
When first diagnosed with a chronic condition it can be overwhelming, challenging, and frightening.…
Mosborough engineer considered the best in Canada
The following is a re-print of a past column by former Advertiser columnist Stephen Thorning, who…
The day before
As was the case for most Canadians, this past weekend was a welcome rest and introduction to a…
Chamber changes
In case you missed it in last week’s Wellington Advertiser, Centre Wellington Chamber of Commerce…
Start me up
Sometimes you just have to make a wish and send it out with zero expectations of it coming true.…