Writing the stories of tomorrow

November 16, 2023 · 0 Comments

by BRIAN LOCKHART As I stood next to the Aurora Cenotaph at Saturday’s Remembrance Day service, I found my thoughts pulling up to a three-pronged ...

Do you need a place to live?

by BRIAN LOCKHART Christmas is coming and you’ve received word from 50 relatives and friends, who all tell you they are coming to visit for ...

Never forget, nor take freedom for granted

by SHERALYN ROMAN Last weekend, I attended an early Remembrance Day ceremony honouring fallen soldiers and recognizing those who currently serve our country. As I ...

Too many hurdles are hobbling small businesses in Canada

by FRANK STRONACH I have spent most of my business career owning and managing large corporations, including Magna International Inc., one of the world’s largest ...

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 ...

Living Memory

by BROCK WEIR As we prepare to gather this Saturday on the eleventh day at the eleventh hour, the day is approaching, as least as ...

The wrong equation

by BRIAN LOCKHART This interesting story, or maybe a parable, came across my Facebook page the other day. I thought it was interesting enough to ...

Plus ca change…

by SHERALYN ROMAN Several of my conversations of late have revolved around the topic of human nature. For most of us, it is our nature ...

Why are fewer Canadians starting their own business?

by FRANK STRONACH There are more small businesses in Canada closing up shop than there are people starting a new business. That’s the disturbing finding ...