For the first time in probably generations, there wasn’t a family gathering for Easter last weekend.
Editorials
Keep the faith
For Christians, the coming weekend is a celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ after he was executed on the cross. It is a tenet of their beliefs.
Apart yet united
The last time neighbours called around to check on each other was an ice storm years ago.
Love thy neighbour
Within the pages of the Advertiser this week is a colouring page – open to all ages.
A hundred per cent
Much has changed in the past week. What has not, is the sincerity and vigilance with which local officials navigate the COVID-19 crisis.
It’s a real thing
Blame who you want, but the uncertainty and fear surrounding COVID-19 is very real. Friends at a…
‘Plategate’ not just Toronto issue
With certainty, license plates just aren’t what they used to be. That goes for politicians, too.…
Dubious distinction
After many years of hiding from its taxpayers, the municipality of the Town of Erin has been…
People peddling people
Society has advanced in so many respects, affording opportunities for a better life than known in…
The news still goes on
Speaking with a fellow newspaper publisher elsewhere, we commiserated over the revenue struggles in January and February.
Exit stage left
If the intent earlier this week was to exit stage left and go unnoticed, Peter MacKay failed. To be…
The challenge of our times
Earlier this week, the eyes of the world descended on Auschwitz, where survivors met to honour the…
Three ‘no-nos’ in one
The success in getting along with others on a social outing is to avoid three subjects, for they…
D’oh won’t cut it
Cartoonists within the catchment area of the GTA had a field day using the notorious Homer Simpson…
Fine with capitalism
An introduction to different world views started years ago when I attended a night course at the University of Guelph.