Letters

A nation built on shifting sand

June 3, 2021   ·   0 Comments

Brock’s Banter By Brock Weir This past week was, for some, if I can borrow a phrase from former U.S. Vice President and Nobel Peace ...

Who’s leaving all the garbage behind?

by BRIAN LOCKHART “These are actual trees son. And those things, well they’re rocks.” “Are we going to see any bears? Or moose? Or maybe ...

Just Ask – Don’t Judge

by SHERALYN ROMAN Sometimes all you need to do is ask a question or two. But do we? Nope. That age old beast called “assumption” ...

C-10: Censorship of Canadians?

by KYLE SEEBACK, MP Much has been said about the Liberal government’s Bill C-10 and for good reason. The bill would give sweeping powers to ...

We are more connected than you think

By Mark Pavilons Are we individuals, or vital parts of the bigger picture? Humans are, right from birth, encouraged to be individuals and let our ...

Comparing apples to cookies – and there is a point here

BROCK’S BANTER By Brock Weir Having a sweet tooth is often seen as an inconvenience at best, or, at worst, maybe from the perspective of ...

What Price Progress?

by SHERALYN ROMAN There is a lot going on in Caledon right now and I’m not talking about COVID outbreaks in local warehouses. Rather, I’m ...

Running with the pack

bu BRIAN LOCKHART There is a photo and caption that has been making the rounds through social media over the past couple of years. There’s ...

Will a distanced workforce be the norm?

by Mark Pavilons In these times of remote living, we’ve adopted a completely new mindset. Our brains are now configured via YouTube and various virtual ...

Readers helped raise more than $1,000 for women in need

OUR READERS WRITE Thank you for featuring Brock Weir’s May 7 article “Can’t find the perfect gift for mom? Consider ‘adopting’ a mom in need”. As ...

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