Letters

For Shame

September 2, 2021   ·   0 Comments

by SHERALYN ROMAN As a proud Caledon citizen, I’m embarrassed. The Prime Minister of our country shows up, in our little corner of the world, ...

The burdens of being a “deep thinker”

by Mark Pavilons Having deep thoughts is what separates us from lower life forms. It’s what makes humans the strange and fascinating creatures that we ...

Protestors should be named and shamed, says resident

OUR READERS WRITE The protests at Cappuccino Bakery in Nobleton, and the disgraceful protests at the Hampton Inn on August 27, were a horrendous smear ...

I Dream of Genies Back in the Bottle

BROCK’S BANTER By Brock Weir As a journalism student, I always had an affinity for covering protests. Maybe it was a factor of growing up ...

Rockets in the Stratosphere

by GWYNNE DYER If you’re worried about your “carbon footprint” – a concept foisted on the world in 2004 by British Petroleum to persuade people ...

Pondering the Election

by SHERALYN ROMAN If anyone out there is actually a regular reader of this column you’ll already know that I think this election is a ...

Lessons and Legacies

by ALLAN THOMPSON Just after my first election as Mayor in 2014, I got a phone call I would never forget. “Hello, Mayor Thompson,” said the familiar voice. ...

Animals are much smarter than we think

by MARK PAVILONS “Until one has loved an animal a part of one’s soul remains unawakened.”– Anatole France As an “animal-lover” I’m happy to say ...

For vs. Against and the Undecided Voter

BROCK’S BANTER By Brock Weir The undecided voter has always been an intriguing specimen to me. We encounter them every time an election is called, ...

My gun shoots Timbits

by BRIAN LOCKHART There must be an election coming up in the near future. In fact, the politically paid advertisements starting turning up on radio ...

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