Editorials

Where there is one, there are usually more. That was the advice handed down in the truck as we headed off to practice. A good-sized buck ambled across the road not far from our farm.

It was a long shot, but when the soccer ball landed in the dog kennel it was time to pay up.

Yet again, serious accidents have occurred in the valley of Highway 6 where it intersects Wellington Road 22 and 8th line.

Even in the darkness we knew what the sound was.

A headline about Amazon job losses popped up on numerous websites on Tuesday. A deeper dive into the story by Reuters suggested cuts may max out at 30,000 positions.

There was some foreboding irony in a movie shot in Elora back in the late 1970s.

A couple weeks back our little guy got into a jam on the ice during a hockey game.

Thanksgiving is a favourite holiday for our family. 

As the debate over speed cameras ensued, everyone was waiting to see what Premier Doug Ford’s new legislation to ban the practice looked like. 

Although highly trained and ready for action, we suspect many emergency services partners would be content waiting for a call, rather than attending one.

It had been some time since we stared deep into her brown eyes.

In recent weeks it seems a light has turned on for some new home buyers and local councils: high density equals little parking. Rockwood, Erin, Centre Wellington and no doubt other spots that have had big-builder subdivisions pop up in recent years all sing the same tune.

Back in 2017, councils across the province were compelled to establish a code of conduct.

First it was Glen Allan, last week was Arthur. Thieves took off with historical plaques for reasons unknown. 

It was with a sense of sadness that we laid last week’s newspaper down.