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July 18, 2024 · 0 Comments

By Brian Lockhart Commerce Court in downtown Toronto is a huge skyscraper that once dominated the skyline. It has 57 stories and is 942 feet ...

Checking things off my bucket list

By Mark Pavilons I never really thought of “bucket list” ideas until recently. I loved the 2007 movie of the same name starring Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman. ...

Iran’s Rapidly Eroding Theocracy

by GWYNNE DYER “I have heard that people’s zeal and interest is higher than in the first round [of Iran’s presidential election],” Supreme Leader Ayatollah ...

I can’t help but wonder…

by SHERALYN ROMAN With so many things of importance happening in Caledon; in Canada, to the south of us, and around the world, you might ...

Shaken, not stirred

by BRIAN LOCKHART “I’ll have a martini, shaken, not stirred.” Yes, that’s the famous line from Bond, James Bond. Although I’m pretty sure even Bond ...

Practice does much more than “make perfect”

by MARK PAVILONS “To practice five things under all circumstances constitutes perfect virtue; these five things are gravity, generosity of soul, sincerity, earnestness, and kindness.” ...

Follow the Leader

by BROCK WEIR In this job, you come to realize that there are a few simple questions that can reveal a lot about a person. ...

The West: Enormous Changes at the Last Minute

by GWYNNE DYER By Friday (5 July), we will know the outcome of the British election. On Monday (8 July) we will know the result ...

Lament for a Nation

by SHERALYN ROMAN With apologies to George Grant, author of what many consider a seminal essay on Canadian nationalism, today’s lament is perhaps fittingly, more ...

Hired for the wrong reason

by BRIAN LOCKHART Sports injuries are pretty common. Anyone who enjoys playing tennis, slo-pitch, skiing, mountain biking, or even hiking the Bruce Trail, is taking ...

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