For several generations, residents of southern Ontario marked the waning of summer with a trip to the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto.
Opinion
Reflections
In Heaven, all people and all entities have been set free.
Mixed Nuts
There are two things I will experience every Christmas season without fail: mixed nuts and mixed emotions.
Time for ‘the talk’
Having “the talk” with kids does not need to be embarrassing, but it can be a little uncomfortable.
Four men changed their plea in 1921 attack on jailor
Guelph police and the jail officials took no chances when they had Frenchie Bedard back in their custody.
Reflections
Canada and the Commonwealth have a new king, Charles the third. All the laws of the land are made when he signs the legislation into law. The laws are named with his name and enacted with his authority.
Talk less, listen more
In recent weeks we have been thinking about the past – more specifically, people and their impact on us.
Crown
It’s fair to say that when it comes to communication by text (or any other form of written conversation, or like, conversation in general), my spouse, the Carpenter, is monosyllabic.
OPINION: Housing is health
Stable housing, while a basic human right, has a significant impact on a person’s wellbeing.
Guelph jail break in 1921 a bad idea for three men
Back in the summer of 1921 three young men got to know one another as inmates at the Ontario Reformatory on the east end of Guelph.
Reflections
What position in curling would Jesus say is the most righteous?
Crime, violence common in Elora during 1860s
Over the years I have been in the habit of making notes on criminal activity in Elora that I come across while researching other subjects.
Feathered
I don’t know if you can read the joy in this column. I can’t convey it accurately with words, but I want you to feel it, experience it and share it with me when you read the following statement. Ready?
