June 2015 Archive

Men will walk in women’s shoes to combat violence

By Bill Rea A group of men are hoping to get some of their fellow males to walk a bit in women’s shoes this Saturday ...

Casting call in Shelburne

Audition for a part in Tipling Stage Company’s The Trouble with Trent, a comedy by Fred Carmichael, directed by Denis Stephenson June 24 at 7 ...

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Hydro One doesn’t spend ‘play money’

We all watch and read about all the serious issues with Hydro One and all its customers, us! And listening to Andre Marin (Ontario’s Ombudsman) ...

Editorial — Some guidelines are clearly needed

Back in the 1950s, Toronto got its first subway and with it a rash of suicides, the Yonge Street subway having supplanted the Bloor Street ...

Editorial Cartoon — June 11, 2015

Bill Rea — Roundabouts are good

I think there is one thing that is universally feared, and that’s the unknown. People hear that there are changes in the works, and they ...

Ottawa Journal by David Tilson MP — Honouring Canada’s D-Day and Battle of Normandy vets

This year marks the 71st anniversary of D-Day and the Battle of Normandy, one of Canada’s most significant and successful military engagements. Our government is ...

From Queen’s Park by Sylvia Jones MPP — Jones introduces the Growing Ontario’s Craft Cider Industry Act

Last week was the second annual Ontario Cider Week and as part of Cider Week, the Ontario Craft Cider Association came to Queen’s Park to ...

Mysteries of Eaton Hall unearthed by author

By Mark Pavilons The history of Canada’s power elite is as colourful as you can get. The legendary Eaton family’s contributions to history are well ...

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