Try to avoid the evil urges of consumerism

November 28, 2024 · 0 Comments

by Mark Pavilons We are entering the holiday season and the infamous “Black Friday.” Sounds more like a reason to panic than to save. And yet, ...

Is this who we are?

by BROCK WEIR Whenever we go to the polls, at least at the Federal level, we’re invariably told it is going to be one of ...

From “Greenest” Town to Truck Town

by SHERALYN ROMAN Caledon, once voted the Greenest Town in Ontario, is rapidly devolving into truck town – a place not unlike the wild, wild ...

The “village” is here to help one another

by Mark Pavilons We’re all familiar with the phrase, “it takes a village to raise a child.” And it’s here to help adults, too. Originally ...

Reader agrees with open letter to MPP

OUR READERS WRITE I read Nicola Ross’s open letter to Dufferin-Caledon MPP Sylvia Jones (November 14) with great interest and am in complete agreement with ...

Fact-finding on paper trails

by BROCK WEIR Over the weekend, I went on a rather unusual fact-finding mission. As a long-time admirer of comedic character actor Gale Gordon, I’ve ...

Open letter to MPP Sylvia Jones

OUR READERS WRITE As you must be aware, many Caledon residents of my acquaintance, as well as myself, have been dismayed by your failure to ...

Human Nature

by SHERALYN ROMAN It’s a sad, sad state of affairs when our base human nature overwhelms what I used to think of as evolutionary progress. ...

Leave love and memories behind, not things

by Mark Pavilons “Ooo, cookies!” I exclaimed to myself when I recently opened my lunch, lovingly prepared by my wife. Such is life’s simple pleasures sometimes. Not overly ...

Learning from the past to protect our futures

by BROCK WEIR It’s a very fine balancing act between looking forward and looking backward — particularly when one can invariably lead to another. On ...

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