Letters
Contemplating the ‘“little things” in 2023
January 5, 2023 · 0 Comments
by Mark Pavilons For some of us, the holidays and bit of a break were a time of reflection. I think it’s valuable to take ...
Shining a light into 2023
by BROCK WEIR It’s a good thing we’ve had the last three years to pivot in ways we’ve never had to before – because we ...
Clinging to Hope
by SHERALYN ROMAN This time of year often seems to bring out the very best in people and that’s what leaves me clinging to hope; ...
Inclusive – Unless it’s you
by BRIAN LOCKHART Inclusive – it’s a word being thrown around a lot lately. Everything must be inclusive. You must include everybody in everything – ...
Boulevard of Broken Bulbs
by BROCK WEIR Unless it’s a deliberate and conscious part of your celebration or observance, you never really want to hear the sound of broken ...
The numbers “don’t lie,” says reader
OUR READERS WRITE In the recent fall fiscal update, the Ontario government is handing out hundreds of millions of dollars in tax giveaways to corporations. ...
Becoming skilled at the art of juggling to-do lists
by MARK PAVILONS When did I ever need so many hands? I’m constantly asking myself that every time I pick up after the kids, clear out the ...
Are we any better off today?
by SHERALYN ROMAN By the time you read this it will already be “old news.” For some, like Habs goaltender Carey Price, it was apparently ...
You paid how much?
by BRIAN LOCKHART The county, and possibly the world needs a financial adjustment to get back on track. It’s no wonder so many people are ...
Absentmindedness is my new normal
by Mark Pavilons “As you get older three things happen. The first is your memory goes, and I can’t remember the other two.” – orman Wisdom ...
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