July 2016 Archive

Local Acquired Brain Injury Services office marks five years

June is Brain Injury Awareness Month, and Peel Halton Dufferin Acquired Brain Injury Services (PHD ABIS) celebrated by marking a milestone – the fifth anniversary ...

Ludicrous litigation

As everyone surely must know, litigation these days is expensive, particularly when it involves top lawyers and complex issues. That being the case, it ought ...

Black lives do matter, but . . .

BLACK LIVES MATTER is a movement triggered by the acquittal of a white security guard who fatally shot a black teenager in Florida. The movement’s ...

His faith restored

I recently had a pleasant occurrence happen to me as I was shopping for groceries at the local Zehrs. The store has a points system ...

MS Walk raised over $84,000

Walk committees, I would like to thank you for offering media coverage for the 2016 Mandarin MS Walks on Sunday, May 1 2016. This year ...

Impressive lineup for Shelburne’s inaugural Heritage Music Festival

There will be music in the air this summer once again as Shelburne’s fiddle fest is reborn as a Heritage Music Festival with hosts, the ...

Hockley boutique promotes the art of being beautiful

It is said that beauty is in the eye of the beholder, which misses out a more important point of view: what about beauty being ...

Jr A Northmen lose in overtime

Loss to Cambridge Lions by three points If there was two minutes more left on the clock during Sunday’s (July 3) OMFL Varsity game between ...

Jr A Northmen lose in overtime

15-12 end for Friday game It came down to an overtime period to decide the winner of Friday (July 1) night’s OJALL game between the ...

Adjala-Tosorontio couple are world travelers

Written By: Jasen Obermeyer Catherine and Norm Allen are no strangers to traveling. Adjala-Tosorontio residents since 2003, they have toured around the world  speaking of ...

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