Revisiting what we leave behind

July 27, 2023 · 0 Comments

by BROCK WEIR I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: writing in this column space can occasionally work against me. There have been ...

Boiling Frogs

by SHERALYN ROMAN Temperatures, and tempers, are rising both here at home and around the world. If you’re one of the last die-hard deniers of ...

Armed robbery – it’s no big deal

by BRIAN LOCKHART It’s no wonder police services in the country are frustrated with the court system and its apparent revolving door method of dealing ...

Humans have the itch to travel and explore

by Mark Pavilons “Oh the things you can find, if you don’t stay behind!” – Dr. Seuss Theo was spot on with many of his ...

What we leave behind to be found

by BROCK WEIR Nobody who knows me well will be surprised to know I’m a bit of an enthusiastic book collector. In case the word ...

Musings on Community

by SHERALYN ROMAN If I’m not mistaken, for years Caledon has referred to itself as a “community of communities.” In fact, the Town of Caledon’s ...

Artificial intelligence

by BRIAN LOCKHART “Hello, Grandma? It’s me Joey. I’ve been arrested. I need your help.” You’ve probably heard of the grandparent scam, where an older ...

Laughter saved the human species!

by MARK PAVILONS “Laughter is the shortest distance between two people.” Victor Borge didn’t know how right he was when he said that. Charles Dickens ...