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Lofty reality checks

October 5, 2023   ·   0 Comments

by BROCK WEIR There are some lessons we learn very early on in our lives. Sharing, for instance, is drummed into us almost as soon ...

Killers among us

by BRIAN LOCKHART It is a largely forgotten crime, but pretty spectacular for its day. In 1973, a man in disguise entered Canadian Imperial Bank ...

This, that and the other…

by SHERALYN ROMAN Sometimes, as has been the case this past few weeks, the news comes so fast and furious it’s hard to keep up. ...

If the economy doesn’t function, nothing else will

Written by FRANK STRONACHThe Principles of An Economic Charter of Rights I came to Canada as a young immigrant and opened a one-man tool and ...

Can we every really “get it right” in our lives?

by MARK PAVILONS After all these years, I still don’t know if I’ve gotten it right. I shed tears instead of burdens. Behind my smiles and ...

Fair organizers thank community for huge success

OUR READERS WRITE On behalf of the Albion & Bolton Agricultural Society, we would like to thank all of our wonderful volunteers who helped make ...

Amnesias – Historic and Otherwise

by BROCK WEIR Orange isn’t necessarily my colour, but I plan on donning a citrusy t-shirt on Saturday not out of any sartorial taste, but ...

Building Homes, Not Bureaucracy– A Plan to Build Homes Canadians Can Afford

by KYLE SEEBACK, MP DUFFERIN-CALEDON Housing affordability is an issue that I hear about every day. Many Canadians are starting to believe they’ll never own ...

The Death of Democracy

by SHERALYN ROMAN Perhaps the title of this particular column sounds a little dramatic. Democracy after all, according to people like freedom convoy supporters, has ...

Fahrenheit 451

by BRIAN LOCKHART That Huckleberry Finn was one wacky and adventurous boy. I loved reading about him when I was a kid, and that of ...

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