May 2021 Archive

Youth group tackles human trafficking head-on

By Rob Paul, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Now more than ever, social media is impacting people’s everyday lives. Although there are numerous positives of being ...

Mono residents bring forward concerns at Town Hall

By Peter Richardson Mono’s virtual Town Hall event on May 7 saw residents bring a number of concerns forward. Resident, Joe Wilson submitted a request ...

Begging for change

By Anthony Carnovale I’ve seen him around town, always on a bike. He’s middle-aged, never seems to be in a hurry. His complexion makes me ...

Running with the pack

By 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 ...

Council Updates

By Mayor Sandy Brown While we experience the typical Canadian Spring – a stretch of warm weather long enough to make us believe in it, ...

MPP Sylvia Jones responds to last week’s open letter

Mr. Fairley, In your Open Letter on May 6, 2021 addressed to me, you have asked for a response about our decision to make available ...

Highway 413

Deputy Mayor John Creelman: Regarding Mono Council’s motion opposing Hwy 413 proposal, some points for your consideration: – There is no doubt the 413 would ...

Risk and responsibility

By Constance Scrafield We, by which I don’t really mean you and me but I do mean people in authority, scientists, Bill Gates, knew that ...

Scotland: a short generation?

By Gwynne Dyer Nicola Sturgeon, First Minister of Scotland declared in 2014 that the referendum on Scotland’s independence that her Scottish National Party (SNP) demanded ...

Jim Cuddy headlining drive-in concert supporting suicide awareness

By Paula Brown, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Juno-award-winning musician Jim Cuddy, along with other local musicians are joining forces for an upcoming drive-in concert at ...

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