Opinion

September 21st is World Alzheimer Awareness Day. 

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

The Carpenter and I have entered year two of an NFL pool and this year, I’ve deflated my water-wings to dive in with an enthusiasm he wasn’t quite prepared for. Yep, this football season, I’m making waves. 

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.

She dangled from the eavestrough of the barn, upside down and balled up, completely content in a matrix of invisible thread. She was about the size of a toonie. 

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

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

We’re back at it: the routine that September brings. Full calendars. Coordinated schedules. Structured time. Registration fees. The never-ending saga of the question that has no easy answer: “what do you want for dinner?”

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

ONTARIO – Harvest of all kinds is in full swing in Ontario, from grains and other field crops to a wide range of fruits and vegetables.