Editorials

Loading the last bag of groceries into the truck destined for the food bank a friend mumbled, “We have so much.” 

Waste not, want not – or so the adage goes. In a time when money is an issue for many people, who can afford to waste anything?

As a group of young Caledon hockey players headed to the Olympic stadium in Lake Placid last weekend, a poppy adorned their chests. It was a proud moment as a parent.

The sagest advice ever offered to young people was to look after their belongings.

Ghost and goblins will be out as this newspaper hits the streets.

While waiting for colleagues in Charlottetown last week, an email came our way that was not unexpected but did signal the end of an era.

What qualifies as small business, is actually a pretty big deal.

In recent weeks, the trek to work has been nothing short of incredible.

Everybody these days seems to have a day or week to toot their own horn.

It’s funny how a simple salutation like “hello” brightens people’s day.

The last time we heard a similar battle cry, Wellington North unveiled a new slogan at entrance ways into Mount Forest.

For once in a very long time, a generation of young Canadians have had a taste of interest rates and how those costs impact life.

As Tuesday drew to a close kids were ramping up for a Wednesday morning return to school.

It seems today, rules and ethical business practices are in short supply.

Life is full of simple pleasures.