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Finding the “Calm and Bright” this holiday season

December 23, 2021   ·   0 Comments

BROCK’S BANTER By Brock Weir I feels strange to sit down this Monday evening and write my final column of 2021. In some respects, it ...

Janes uses the Little Grey Work Horse to help those who fall between the cracks

By Rob Paul For over a decade, the Little Grey Work Horse has been helping out those who aren’t necessarily in the spotlight. It’s been ...

You may be Canadian…

by BRIAN LOCKHART I think it’s time to throw a little humour into this season which we will again celebrate for the second time under ...

COVID Version 2.0, Pandemic Management For Dummies

by SHERALYN ROMAN I recently took the opportunity to read and reflect on my December 2020 musings in this space. As I suspected, memory served ...

Putting our “First World” woes in perspective

by MARK PAVILONS As we enter the holidays and emerge from our burrows, we face some new and old challenges. These hurdles, however, are solely ...

Counting – and distributing – our blessings

By Brock Weir The holiday season is in full swing. The decorations line our streets. Santa has come through to give a teaser of things ...

Peel’s Chief of Staff responds to “concerning” comments

OUR READER’S WRITE As Chief of Staff for the Chair and CEO of the Region of Peel, and the one who oversees the office and ...

An Ode to the Unsung Volunteer

by SHERALYN ROMAN While I will readily admit there’s a bit of a personal twist to this article, a particular event that sparked this conversation, ...

Let’s make 2022 a reason to celebrate

by ALLAN THOMPSON There is no place I would rather be during the Christmas season than right here in Caledon.  Caledon Villages and Hamlets are ...

Worry and anxiety detrimental to our health

by Mark Pavilons “Worry does not empty tomorrow of its sorrow. It empties today of its strength.” – orrie Ten Boom Living in the modern age, ...

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