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Searching for what’s right in front of us

June 17, 2021   ·   0 Comments

by MARK PAVILONS I’ve become a bit more pensive in recent weeks. On a drive to work, I stopped at a light and just stared ...

UFOs: The Silly Season Comes Early

by GWYNNE DYER The Silly Season has come early this year.  Normally it happens in August, when wicked people all over the northern hemisphere temporarily ...

Kudos to Caledon

by SHERALYN ROMAN It’s been a week of mostly good news from the front lines of the battle against COVID-19 and one could almost hear ...

Drastic changes coming to our vehicles

by Mark Pavilons Innovative, luxurious, curated interiors. Automated everything, sensors that sense, well everything. There’s no precise definition of “luxury car” and it all depends ...

Let’s turn down the temperature, says reader

OUR READERS WRITE In the 40s, 50s and 60s, Canada saw many immigrants coming from Italy, Portugal and the UK. And they immediately wanted to ...

Answering Calls to Action

By Brock Weir Since the discovery of the remains of 215 Indigenous children in the grounds of a Kamloops residential school, reaction from coast to ...

Working from home?

by BRIAN LOCKHART About a year ago I predicted there would be a baby boom early in 2021, thanks to the fact that so many ...

Perspective

by SHERALYN ROMAN A few days ago, we awoke to the truth of the magnitude and horror that was the residential school system. If you ...

Consumers want greater digital accessibility

by MARK PAVILONS The pandemic has taught us many things. We’ve grown up, out of necessity, to the point where we’re now much more digital ...

Generational trauma requires a response rooted in generational accountability: Pflag

OUR READERS WRITE For a second year in a row, we begin Pride Month with yet another reminder of the very real and historical impacts ...

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