December 17, 2020 · 0 Comments
Written By BROCK WEIR I’ve never been the keenest of shoppers. One of my earliest memories is going to a local mall at the age ...
by SHERALYN ROMAN Caledon is at a crossroads. Long uniquely positioned geographically as a special place that represents the best of both urban and rural, ...
by Mark Pavilons If this whole existence thing is all about money, then we’re in a heap of trouble. After 50-odd years on this planet, ...
OUR READERS WRITE Free lawn signs protesting the proposed Highway 413 (also known as the GTA-West Corridor) are available for pick-up or drop-off across Caledon. ...
Written By BRIAN LOCKHART It was in the middle of the night on July 17, 1918, when Tsar Nicholas of Russia, along with his wife, ...
by SHERALYN ROMAN In a similar theme to last week and with apologies to Dickens, 2020 might best be summarized succinctly by quoting the title ...
by GWYNNE DYER “Love always wins. Killing others is a defeat,” said Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed in June 2018, shortly after surviving a grenade ...
OUR READERS WRITE Bill 229 was moved into a Standing Committee Nov. 23 for further discussion before going on to final reading. For those who ...
by Mark Pavilons It has taken a global pandemic to reveal what’s been common knowledge for years. Our planet, and all of its inhabitants, are ...
Written By BRIAN LOCKHART “Godspeed, Bob and Doug!” If you’re a Canuck, hearing that phrase might make you think of a couple of plaid and ...
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