Letters

Caledon gets coal for Christmas

December 22, 2020   ·   0 Comments

by SHERALYN ROMAN I’m sure we can all agree on one thing and it’s that the end of 2020 can’t come soon enough. My fear ...

Make a Memory

by BRIAN LOCKHART There’s a small town I used to visit when returning from my travels in the northern part of Central Ontario. In many ...

God and the universe, one in the same?

by Mark Pavilons “And God saw all that He made, and it was very good.” Genesis 1:31 After decades of looking out into the deep ...

Setting the Tone

Written By BROCK WEIR It might as well have been a lifetime ago, it seems a world away and, in some respects, I wouldn’t mind ...

The “K.I.S.S.” Principle

Written by SHERALYN ROMAN I’m not sure where your head is at, but I know mine is crying out for some simple common sense. Or, ...

The EU: Germany is the Reason…

Written by GWYNNE DYER In Brussels this week, the English-speaking journalists are all speculating about which way British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will jump. He’s ...

The fatigue of one small town storyteller

by Mark Pavilons I drive down the rural road, through the sleet, looking into the distance. It’s dark earlier now after the time change and ...

New Traditions from the New Normal

Written By BROCK WEIR I’ve never been the keenest of shoppers. One of my earliest memories is going to a local mall at the age ...

Caledon at the Crossroads

by SHERALYN ROMAN Caledon is at a crossroads. Long uniquely positioned geographically as a special place that represents the best of both urban and rural, ...

Money, it’s a gas, but also a burden

by Mark Pavilons If this whole existence thing is all about money, then we’re in a heap of trouble. After 50-odd years on this planet, ...

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