July 2017 Archive

Editorial — Stairway to common sense?

We have to be a little guarded about the topic we’re about to address. While it deals with an event that we applaud, it’s also ...

Editorial Cartoon — July 27, 2017

Bill Rea — Not surprised O.J.’s getting out

It’s something I wouldn’t have even thought of doing some 20 years ago, but I confess I did it last Thursday. I guess my curiosity ...

Ottawa Journal by David Tilson MP — Trudeau’s carbon tax is going to be costly for Canadians

Undoubtedly, the current Liberal government’s carbon tax is going to be expensive for Canadians. It’s going to impact every Canadian, as well as businesses in ...

From Queen’s Park by Sylvia Jones MPP — What I heard at changing workplaces committee

The Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs has been on consulting on the government’s recent introduction of Bill 148. The proposed legislation would make ...

But for the grace of God and my dogs

Aldonna Kaulius-Barry On a beautiful summer‘s morning, I took time off from writing and drove to Bolton to buy a trunk load of perennials and ...

National Affairs by Claire Hoy — Presumption of innocence crumbling

The notion that a person charged with a criminal offence is innocent until proven guilty obviously has been a mainstay of our court system for ...

Two Bolton residents charged with murder

One person is dead and two others are in custody after an altercation in the area of Queen Street South and Martha Street in Bolton ...

Caledon soccer team captures USA CUP

The Caledon FC 2001 Boys U16 Soccer Team travelled to Blaine, Minn. July 13 to participate in the USA Cup, and came home victorious. Held ...

Brewers on a roll heading into North Dufferin playoffs

By Jake Courtepatte The Bolton Brewers are on the hottest streak of their season at just the right time. Rapidly climbing the ladder of the ...

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