Opinion

“Walking it back” is a time-honoured tradition in the never ending political/media/public…

This week’s Advertiser features a number of articles about the Pearle Hospitality condo…

Premier Doug Ford announced that his government is moving forward with the plan to download the…

It seems it wasn’t days ago when school let out. Here we are at the end of August, heading into a…

I have never been so grateful for back and muscle pain relievers as I was this weekend. No regrets. I can honestly say I enjoyed Riverfest Elora to the fullest of my personal capacity, if also to the detriment of my knee caps.

In one of the more curious bits of news to cross this desk lately, Elections Canada is warning charitable groups to steer clear of anything resembling partisan politics.

As more and more of our entertainment and social activity moves online and indoors, it’s great to see long-time rural traditions such as local fairs and plowing matches remain popular.

May 25 is early for a big thunderstorm, but the spring of 1896 was an unusual one all over eastern North America.

Problems associated with screen time are on the rise.

Danby’s Jim Estill is at it again. The Guelph-Eramosa innovator and philanthropist who received the Order of Canada earlier this year is once again up for a prestigious award.

It’s finally here, my favourite event of summer: Riverfest Elora.

Ignorance should never be an excuse, but for those with limited interaction with persons with  disabilities, lots of us miss the obvious.