April 2022 Archive

What Wave?

by SHERALYN ROMAN I keep hearing about an alleged sixth wave pummelling Ontario but I don’t see any evidence of it. I’ve seen plenty of ...

Summer road trip?

by BRIAN LOCKHART Are we almost there yet? If you ever went on a summer road trip as a kid, I can pretty much guarantee ...

Time to alter our nagging to-do lists

by MARK PAVILONS “We need to do a better job of putting ourselves higher on our own ‘to-do’ list.” – Michelle Obama Just how did ...

Vote out supporters of 413, says former candidate

OUR READERS WRITE Blame Sprawl on “The Growth Plan.”  It’s “The Province.” We hear this over and over from our elected municipal councillors. “We can’t ...

Hope springs eternal – but that ain’t easy

BROCK’S BANTER By Brock Weir It’s often said that some people believe if they repeat something loud enough, and often enough, that some people will ...

ARREST IN STOLEN TRUCK INVESTIGATION

Officers from the Caledon Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) have laid charges and seized stolen property stemming from a truck and trailer theft ...

Canada falls to 15th in international ranking of “happiness”

By Mark Pavilons Canada has dropped to an all-time low on the happiness metre. According to the World Happiness Report 2022, Canada ranks 15th in ...

Southlake expansion plans get $5 million boost from Province

By Brock Weir Plans to build a new campus for Southlake Regional Health Centre and transform its current base in Newmarket received a significant shot ...

Mono resident returning to Ukraine to continue helping animals

By Sam Odrowski  A local man is continuing his efforts to rescue as many animals as possible from shelled areas in Ukraine.  Owner of 10 ...

Campbell to carry Green Party banner in provincial election

By Mark Pavilons A lack of political will has led Laura Campbell to run for office as a Green Party candidate in Dufferin-Caledon. Campbell, a local ...

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