August 2018 Archive

Canada’s illegal border crossings keep going up

by David Tilson A couple of weeks ago, I was in Ottawa for emergency meetings of the House of Commons Standing Committee on Citizenship and ...

The pursuit of happiness

by Mark Pavilons “Generosity is giving more than you can, and pride is taking less than you need.” – halil Gibran There’s a saying that tells ...

Rotary Minute

By Diana Schoberg Ricardo Román was shopping with his wife at a department store in Chile in 2012 when a woman in her early 20s ...

Good day for a long drive

EDITORIAL Olympic gold medals are heavy. At least the ones Rosie MacLennan owns are. Heading towards Tokyo 2020, the King native is the two-time defending ...

Reflections of success for Sadie’s Showcase at Alton Mill Arts

Written By CONSTANCE SCRAFIELD Last weekend, the Alton Mill Arts Centre hosted an art show that set a new bar. It established – for all ...

Carnage continues on area roads

Written By SCOTT TAYLOR A 57-year-old dump truck driver was taken to hospital in Toronto with serious but non-life-threatening injuries after being trapped in the ...

He was better than Best, and Paul marries Carrie on this day

Written By SCOTT TAYLOR 1896 — Skookum Jim Mason, George Carmack and Dawson Charlie discover gold in a tributary of the Klondike River in Canada, ...

Magna Hall a ‘beautiful facility’ that will benefit everyone

Written By MARK PAVILONS As the finishing touches are put on Magna Hall, King students and community members are starting to preview the new space. ...

Little church leads to big festival in Belfountain

Written By KIRA WRONSKA DORWARD The quaint little Melville White Church on Mississauga Road is a perfect location to showcase classical music talent in Caledon. ...

Fines event raises needed funds

Written By SCOTT TAYLOR It took more than 30 vehicles and a few hearts of gold, but the Fines Ford Lincoln’s first-ever Touch-A-Truck Caledon delivered ...

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