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Exercising “Reasonable Patience”

January 13, 2022   ·   0 Comments

BROCK’S BANTER By Brock Weir The dawn of a New Year is always seen as a double-edged sword of renewal and change. We want to ...

Nothing NEW This New Year

by SHERALYN ROMAN Like so many of you I’m sure, I was looking forward to a new year with anticipation. Perhaps this would finally be ...

It’s a new year

by BRIAN LOCKHART Yes, it’s a new year. Although there’s no logical reason why the new year starts in January. It’s just an arbitrary date ...

We have to unite and focus on our common goal

by Mark Pavilons The learning never ends. We’ve dined, drank and hopefully “did good” over the holiday break. But now it’s back to business as ...

Voters need to consider options ahead of June’s Provincial election

OUR READERS WRITE In the 2018 provincial election in Dufferin Caledon, Progressive Conservative candidate Sylvia Jones emerged victorious with 29,702 or 53.08 per cent of ...

Don’t discount sources of comfort and joy

BROCK’S BANTER By Brock Weir It would be too easy to begin the year on a bum note. As we still grapple with a global ...

Always on my mind Christmas

by BRIAN LOCKHART The Christmas season is here. It’s a time of lights, gifts, seeing those relatives you haven’t seen since last Christmas, and maybe ...

Hope

by SHERALYN ROMAN I watched a Christmas movie the other night, the first one I’ve seen all season and one that I had never heard ...

It’s Time for a More Compassionate Society – Bill C-211

by KYLE SEEBACK, MP The loss of a child is unimaginable for a parent under any circumstance. Parents who’ve experienced a stillbirth, a miscarriage, or ...

Don’t forget the past; it’s vitally important to the present

by MARK PAVILONS Our family members, and our DNA, are our only link to the past. Many believe what’s past is past, and just leave ...

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