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A trip down memory lane brings mixed emotions

May 4, 2023   ·   0 Comments

by MARK PAVILONS They say we shouldn’t dwell on the past. Nor should we ignore it. When it comes to family, regular trips down “memory ...

Are we fueling discrimination? reader asks

OUR READERS WRITE Many years ago the media stuck a microphone Infront of then Mayor John Tory and asked him what he thought about Toronto’s ...

Of Coronations, contributions and coffee table books

by BROCK WEIR Do people still buy coffee table books? Do people know what coffee table books even are anymore? I’ll venture a probably way-off-the-mark ...

Questions, questions, questions …

by SHERALYN ROMAN I have questions. It’s been said to be careful what questions you ask because you might not like the answers but I ...

Do you speak my language?

by BRIAN LOCKHART There are times when I wonder how anyone learning English as a second language can ever figure it out. It comes naturally ...

Volunteers are the spokes in the community wheel

by MARK PAVILONS It’s been said that the world is hugged by the faithful arms of volunteers. That sentiment was evident last week as municipalities ...

Trusting the science – and architects

by BROCK WEIR When I first started writing this column, I thought it would simply be a space to express my views on local, national, ...

Volunteering matters

by SHERALYN ROMAN If you know me at all, or are at least a semi-regular reader of this column, you’ll know that I firmly believe ...

Little green men

by BRIAN LOCKHART For some reason there has been this fascination with Mars – the red planet – which really peaked during the 1950s when ...

How long does it take to become truly wise?

by Mark Pavilons I was hoping, at this stage of my life, to be wise beyond my years. That isn’t the case. It’s not for ...

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