Rotary Minute

July 26, 2018 · 0 Comments

By Ian Kittle I had the privilege of being an adult chaperone in May of this year at the Rotary Camp Enterprise which was located ...

Mary Jane’s unsteady future

by Mark Pavilons Right next to the table of apple and cherry pies is one marked “special blend” at the church fundraiser. “Pot luck” events will ...

Easiest way to save a life

EDITORIAL There are some things about our species that really make me scratch my head. For example, motorists who refuse to give up the passing ...

Winds of change only occur when votes are cast

Written By RACHEL MORGAN Canadians have a civic duty. The responsibility of electing the person in charge of our federal, provincial, and municipal offices is ...

Throne speech outlines plan for the people

BY SYLVIA JONES On July 12th, the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario’s Speech from the Throne outlined Premier Ford and the Progressive Conservative Government’s Plan for ...

Liberal government falling short on NATO defence spending

BY DAVID TILSON During his recent trip to Latvia and Belgium, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, announced that the Latvia mission, Operation REASSURANCE, will be extended ...

Community news will always be important

by Mark Pavilons “No one needs to tell me about the importance of the free press in a democratic society or about the essential role ...

Taking politics to the street

EDITORIAL There’s a lot to consider as we edge closer to the October municipal election, and if you want to get the dirt on what’s ...

Food the basis for humanity

by Mark Pavilons You can learn a lot about someone by sharing a meal with them. Food, in itself, is marvellous. Sharing food creates memories, ...

Rotary minute

By Jim Firth Rotary was founded in Chicago on the ideals of various business people getting together to lend their professional services and help out ...

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