Lament for a Nation

July 4, 2024 · 0 Comments

by SHERALYN ROMAN With apologies to George Grant, author of what many consider a seminal essay on Canadian nationalism, today’s lament is perhaps fittingly, more ...

Hired for the wrong reason

by BRIAN LOCKHART Sports injuries are pretty common. Anyone who enjoys playing tennis, slo-pitch, skiing, mountain biking, or even hiking the Bruce Trail, is taking ...

Connecting with nature is literally at your feet

by Mark Pavilons “Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.” – lbert Einstein Well, Albert wasn’t just a scientist, but a pretty ...

OUR READERS WRITE: Reader takes issue with MP’s mailer

I would like to comment on Kyle Seeback’s latest mailing to Caledon residence. With all the lies created by Donald Trump, where he said recently, ...

Standing on guard

by BROCK WEIR Are you proud to be Canadian? We in this country might not have a reasonably popular country song telling us that we ...

Resident grateful for E-Bike, donations

I write today with immense gratitude on behalf of our friend Derek Moor and our entire community here in Caledon. A few weeks ago, Derek’s ...

Fact or Fiction

by SHERALYN ROMAN At what point do we move from simply asking questions while perhaps expressing doubt, to demanding actual answers and holding our elected ...

You may be a millionaire

by BRIAN LOCKHART At one time, being a millionaire was a big deal. It meant you were wealthy and had more money than most people ...

We could use some personal self-healing

by MARK PAVILONS Let’s face it, humans are frail creatures who suffer countless emotional and physical wounds in our lifetime. While these scars may not ...