Letters

Rushing Home with our Treasures

November 30, 2023   ·   0 Comments

by BROCK WEIR Santa Claus Parade season is kicking into high gear across Ontario, and so is the holiday season. Well, if we’re honest with ...

Small business owners are being strangled by red tape 

by FRANK STRONACH Over the past month, small business owners have shared with me some of their personal stories and their frustrations.  Far too many ...

This is the new world

by BRIAN LOCKHART Several years ago, I was acquainted with a woman I had worked with in an office setting for several years. We were ...

Bathroom Brouhaha 

by SHERALYN ROMAN Perhaps you haven’t yet had the chance to visit the newest Caledon recreation centre. Perhaps “new” is the wrong term, but certainly ...

Customer “disservice” quickly getting old

by MARK PAVILONS In commerce, it was once believed that the “customer was always right.” To an extent, that holds true today. Of course, customers ...

The People & Things that Bring Us Together

by BROCK WEIR “You’re a terrorist!” she exclaimed through the window of her car, directed at someone I couldn’t see from my vantage point. The ...

Learning the right way

by BRIAN LOCKHART A few years after purchasing my home, I decided it was time to finish my unfinished basement and turn it into a ...

Integrity matters

by SHERALYN ROMAN At the end of the day, what do any of us have to offer to the world and to our families but ...

Profit sharing with employees aformula for business success 

by FRANK STRONACH Several years after I opened my small tool and die shop, I came up with what turned out to be a sure-fire ...

There’s a ‘fleetingness’ to it all

by MARK PAVILONS We try to grasp the “big picture” of it all and yet we are faced with the cold, hard truth that life is ...

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