Letters
Faint hope in Yemen
December 12, 2019 · 0 Comments
by GWYNNE DYER Some wars end in victory, but just as many sputter out in exhaustion. The war in Yemen, now coming up on five ...
Why not follow Alberta’s lead?
EDITORIAL PREMIER DOUG FORD has rejected a warning by Ontario’s Auditor-General that his government’s policies on climate change won’t meet Ontario’s 2030 emission reduction targets ...
Consumers share the blame for climate change
by Mark Pavilons Human beings are experts at turning a blind eye to really important issues. We’re quite proficient at ignoring facts, twisting truths, spinning ...
Decision to demolish last heritage building in Wildfield area is disappointing
OUR READERS WRITE It is very difficult to come up with the right words to describe the indignation and heartbreak current and former Wildfield residents ...
Farmers feed families, even vegetarian ones!
by SHERALYN ROMAN We were pleased to read of the recent announcement by MPP Ernie Hardeman, Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, announcing new ...
NATO at 70
by GWYNNE DYER When he took office in January 2017, Donald Trump called the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation “obsolete”, but he hates all multinational institutions ...
Mayor Thompson’s view: a look at our trailway, our history
Did you know that the Town of Caledon had the first link and first pavilion on the Great Trail that connects our Country coast to ...
Drive to the conditions
by MIKE BAKER Well, the Great White North has certainly lived up to its name this past week. We here in Dufferin County and Caledon ...
Ask the money lady
by CHRISTINE IBBOTSON I always find it difficult over the holidays to keep the costs down. Have you got any tips for making it through ...
Hiking the Caledon trailway
OUR READERS WRITE I moved to this area in 1969 from Montreal and as an avid outdoorsman and hiker, this is a wonderful place to ...
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