March 2014 Archive

Bill Rea — Give me ranked ballots

There was an item that I stumbled across in the news last week. Truth is, I was a little surprised that it didn’t get more ...

Mayor Marolyn Morrison — Participate in Earth Hour the evening of March 29

Many remember the blackout during the summer of 2004 and used that as a lesson in emergency preparedness. This past winter’s ice storm was another ...

David Tilson MP — Federal government marking International Women’s Day is this Saturday

Entrepreneurs are the engines of our economy. They drive growth, create jobs, and spark innovation. It is fitting then, that International Women’s Day 2014 recognizes ...

Progress continues to be made toward equality for women in Ontario

By Teresa Piruzza Minister Responsible for Women’s Issues International Women’s Week is an opportunity for Ontarians to focus on strengthening the role of women in ...

Claire Hoy — Silence from our leaders

It’s almost too terrible to repeat here, particularly in a family newspaper. But, incredibly, it seems that people strolling into some downtown Montreal businesses are ...

Brittany Webster is home from the Sochi Olympic Games

By Bill Rea She may have made it to the Olympics by what she called the “milk-run route.” But Belfountain area native Brittany Webster acquitted ...

Subway Athletes of the Week — March 6, 2014

Minor bantam Hawks have tough week with five games

By Brian Lockhart Minor hockey is wrapping up the season with a final push to get the playoffs over. The Caledon Hawks minor bantam AE ...

NOVICES NOTCH PLAYOFF WIN

Stars qualify 25 swimmers for Regionals

The Dorado Stars sent 25 qualified swimmers to the Central Region Short Course Championships and these athletes brought home a fabulous 49 top-15 finishes. Head ...

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