June 2020 Archive

Community mourns as Caledon mom, three kids killed in tragic crash

By Alyssa Parkhill An entire community has been left to mourn over the past week following the tragic deaths of Caledon mother Karolina Ciasullo and ...

EDITORIAL: The gap is widening

IT OUGHT TO HAVE SURPRISED no one when Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Tuesday that the Canada-U.S. border will remain closed for ordinary tourists for ...

When will black lives matter?

By Constance Scrafield The brutal regime of Apartheid in South Africa was not original to South Africa in 1948, when it was instituted. It was ...

It’s time to call it what it is

By Anthony Carnovale Remember when you were young and you challenged somebody to a race – a foot race, a bike race – you know, ...

Property rights

By Brian Lockhart I received a letter from the RCMP the other day notifying me that I may or may not be a criminal in ...

The four-day work week

By Gwynne Dyer As countries in Europe and North America emerge from lock-down and start trying to rebuild their devastated economies, the great concern is ...

Baseball Ontario approves some training

By Brian Lockhart Baseball Ontario released new information regarding the 2020 baseball season after holding a meeting of the executive on June 11. The organization ...

Kushindokai Karate waiting for green light

By Brian Lockhart Like other fitness and training centres in the province, Kushindokai Karate and Fitness in Orangeville is waiting for the next phase of ...

Renovations at Headwaters hospital almost complete

By Alyssa Parkhill In October of last year, Shelburne residents Joan and Paul Waechter made a generous donation of $1 million in support of Headwaters ...

Local kid Daniel Milone takes part in Ontario’s Legislative Page program

By Paula Brown Could you imagine having to memorize the names, faces, riding, and seating of 107 MPPs in Queen’s Park? This was one of ...

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