Letters
Afghanistan, a decent interval
July 18, 2019 · 0 Comments
by GWYNNE DYER There is movement toward peace in Afghanistan – or at least toward an end to the American military ordeal there, which has ...
Wanted: Paved detour routes
EDITORIAL YEARS AGO, when Ontario’s Ministry of Transportation (MTO) began looking at the need to widen Highway 10 northward beyond Forks of the Credit Road, ...
Just where did my high school self go?
by Mark Pavilons As summer hit hard, like running face-first into a wall, I was dazed and fazed. My two oldest children hit the ground ...
Ambitious project imagined
OUR READERS WRITE Last year, Headwaters Health Care Centre launched an ambitious campaign called Imagine Headwaters and we invited the entire community to assist us ...
Traffic – It’s a touchy subject
By SHERALYN ROMAN Whether you’re left, centre or right, no matter your political stripes, an election is happening this year on October 21st. More importantly ...
Iran: Hung out to dry
By GWYNNE DYER Iran has “begun its march … towards nuclear weaponry,” said Israel’s energy minister Yuval Steinitz, and that is technically correct. Only one ...
Running a deficit
Our Readers Write When we run our household finances, we know we have to meet our financial obligations or we could loose the house or ...
Nostalgic cars, music just make you feel good
by Mark Pavilons The sentiment “what’s old is new again” is never more obvious than during summer car shows. During this perfect weather, collectors and car ...
Traffic – It’s a touchy subject
BY SHERALYN ROMAN It’s obvious to even the most casual of observers that there are some pretty significant traffic issues in and around Caledon. These ...
The Brexit cult
BY GWYNNE DYER Oscar Wilde described fox-hunting as “the unspeakable in pursuit of the inedible.” Brexit may be similarly defined as the unhinged in pursuit ...
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