May 2016 Archive

Editorial Cartoon — May 19, 2016

Bill Rea — I’ll wait for the next election

An interesting little event happened at Queen’s Park last week. It was so little, in fact, that you might not have heard of it. I ...

Ottawa Journal by David tilson MP — Tulips represent special friendship with the Netherlands

It’s spring and the tulips are in bloom. There can be no more enduring symbol of friendship between Canada and the Netherlands than the tulip. ...

From Queen’s Park by Sylvia Jones MPP — Special Olympics allows people with disabilities to reach their potential

Founded in 1968, Special Olympics has grown into a year-round event for children and adults with an intellectual disability to compete and train in a ...

Rotary Club of Palgrave’s Weekly Rotary Minute

By Craig Robbins (source: The Rotarian, Magazine, May 2016) More than a million refugees from Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan streamed into the European Union last ...

National Affairs by Claire Hoy — If she needs help, let the party pay

Poor Sophie. Here she is — Sophie Gregoire Trudeau, that is — wife of the prime minister and mother of three young children, and all ...

Caledon Bandits net first win of season over Mimico

By Jake Courtepatte Something had to give. Four games into the Ontario Junior C Lacrosse League season, the Caledon Bandits secured their first win with ...

DQ Athletes of the Week — May 19, 2016

Bolton Brewers fall in AAA baseball opener

By Jake Courtepatte The long ball was the enemy of the AAA Bolton Brewers in their first match of the Greater Toronto Baseball League season, ...

CPCC closed from Thursday to Tuesday

Caledon Parent-Child Centre (CPCC) will be closed from Thursday, May 26 to Monday, May 30 while some upgrades and painting are completed. CPCC will re-open ...

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