Columns

The following is a re-print of a past column by former Advertiser columnist Stephen Thorning, who…

Last week I met with Gillan Alton and Rich Wigmore of Elora Fitness to talk about Tour de Elora, a…

My love of long car rides was inherited from my father.  He taught me to appreciate the rural…

By Ethena Williams, Clinical counsellor/social worker Change is a given and constant factor in…

Farmers in Peel and Maryborough finished their 1854 harvest during the first 10 days of September.

Well, it … has … happened. Guelph recently “won” the cannabis store lottery. But…

It’s as if August knows that September is right behind it, so it hurries out of the way.

The perfect end to a perfect summer is happening for me right now, as you’re reading these words.…

This week’s Advertiser features a number of articles about the Pearle Hospitality condo…

The following is a re-print of a past column by former Advertiser columnist Stephen Thorning, who…

A few weeks ago, Marjorie Durnford and Elsie Dickieson dropped by with a most interesting photograph.

I have never been so grateful for back and muscle pain relievers as I was this weekend. No regrets. I can honestly say I enjoyed Riverfest Elora to the fullest of my personal capacity, if also to the detriment of my knee caps.

As more and more of our entertainment and social activity moves online and indoors, it’s great to see long-time rural traditions such as local fairs and plowing matches remain popular.

May 25 is early for a big thunderstorm, but the spring of 1896 was an unusual one all over eastern North America.

Problems associated with screen time are on the rise.