A little pride goes a long way.
Opinion
Pen of Freedom
Each year at the World News Media Congress, a deserving individual or organization is bestowed with the Golden Pen of Freedom.
Charles Allan died five months after his re-election
The following is a re-print of a past column by former Advertiser columnist Stephen Thorning, who…
Weekend goals
No matter what this week throws in your path, just keep your focus: there is a long weekend on the horizon. Just a few short days to go.
Charter of 1670 deserves saving
News that Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) was closing its doors follows a string of retail giants that toppled in recent years.
Charles Allan re-elected after election conviction
The following is a re-print of a past column by former Advertiser columnist Stephen Thorning, who…
Confetti
You know what they say about best intentions, and therefore you know where that leads.
Reflections: No hold on me: Part three
Freedom reigns in my world, just as it does in Heaven, for Christ is the Lord of both. As it is in Heaven, the manacles that once held me no longer hold me.
OPINION: Bursaries, scholarships support tomorrow’s farmers and food producers
GUELPH/ERAMOSA – Agriculture is arguably among the most important industries we have. Not only is it one of the biggest sectors of the Ontario and Canadian economies, but it’s also fundamental to our very existence.
OPINION: Agriculture must be part of discussion on interprovincial trade barriers
ONTARIO – Tariffs and trade are front and centre these days from dominating news headlines and influencing election discussions to figuring prominently in government, business, organizational and even personal decisions nation-wide.
Another era underway
Are we witnessing a turning point in history?
Flowers
Mental health breaks can be as simple as a drive to the garden nursery on a damp Saturday morning, to stand in the sheltered soft light of the greenhouse and breathe in the air of all the blooming plants and flowers that surround you in perfect rows.
