A change of pace

May 23, 2019 · 0 Comments

by SHERALYN ROMAN As changes go, the pace of provincial cutbacks has slowed down a tad. In the past couple of weeks we’ve only seen ...

Why are things no longer made to last?

by Mark Pavilons Every week, as I chug to work in my fossil fuel burning vehicle, I long for something new, something that never breaks down. There ...

To tip, or not to tip?

EDITORIAL An age-old question that has been discussed and debated for years and years. The obvious answer is, almost always, to tip. But how did ...

Spring 2019 Reports of the Auditor General of Canada

Written by: DAVID TILSON On May 07, 2019, the Auditor General tabled his Spring 2019 Reports, which reviewed call centre performance, the processing of asylum ...

It’s time for a little praise

Written by: SHERALYN ROMAN Regular readers may perhaps have formed an opinion about me as a curmudgeonly, cynical person with a perpetual axe to grind, ...

Money matters…community matters

The recent Provincial funding cuts are confusing. On one hand the province is telling us that they are just implementing efficiencies and on the other ...

Holding hands instead of clenching fists

Written by: MARK PAVILONS It’s disheartening that in this current age of instant enlightenment, messages and facts are still somewhat skewed. We’re constantly bombarded by ...

Support needed for golf tournament

While we’re caught up in snow and cold temperature, it may be hard to think of greener pastures, but let me assure you, the golf ...

New record for Headwaters

EDITORIAL The Headwaters Health Care Foundation celebrated yet another monumental milestone last week, announcing a new record fundraising total through its 22nd annual hospital gala, ...

Investing in the quality of life for our seniors

by Sylvia Jones In Ontario, more than 60,000 hospital emergency visits occur each year as a result of chronic pain, gum disease, and tooth infections. ...

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