Uncharted Territory

September 19, 2024 · 0 Comments

by GWYNNE DYER No sirens are blaring, nobody even looks frightened, but they should be. Last week the world moved into uncharted territory. The “aspirational” ...

Stepping Up

by SHERALYN ROMAN It seems to me that a part of being a responsible citizen is contributing to the greater good of the community. At ...

If Taylor Swift says it….

by BRIAN LOCKHART I’ve never been much of a fan of celebrities who make political endorsements. I don’t mind celebrities or sports figures who make ...

Car ownership comes with a hefty cost

by Mark Pavilons “Many of us take better care of our automobiles than we do our own bodies, yet the auto has replaceable parts,” said ...

Block and barricade illegal trucking yards: resident

OUR READERS WRITE In response to the article dated August 22, 2024, Caledon Shares Illegal Land Use Struggles, Mayor Groves states that: the Town of ...

Don’t unpack the sweaters just yet

by BROCK WEIR Are you ready for sweater weather? Autumn arrives this Friday, and, depending on your internal thermostat, you’re probably either dreading the arrival ...

My gun is bigger than your gun

by BRIAN LOCKHART There are two main wars underway in the world, and several other smaller ones that have been more like continuing skirmishes. The ...

Males shouldn’t ignore prostate health

by Mark Pavilons Prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer – nd third leading cause of cancer death –among Canadian males. That should set off ...

Finding the time and taking the time

by BROCK WEIR What kind of consumer are you? When you go into a store, perhaps at the end of a long day, to get ...

New Caledonia: Pragmatism 3, Nationalism 0

by GWYNNE DYER With the sole exception of the fifty people on Pitcairn Island, the United Kingdom (once known as the British Empire) liquidated its ...