June 2022 Archive
Rising food costs
By Brian Lockhart I don’t really know a whole lot about farming other than it’s hard work and the population and citizens of this country ...
Canadians desperately need help to combat food inflation
By Sylvain Charlebois It wasn’t a good week if you’re a consumer on a tight budget – and that means most of us. Consumers are ...
Sweden and Finland in NATO
By Gwynne Dyer Another fifteen million people joined the NATO alliance on Tuesday. Finland and Sweden, formerly neutral countries but near to Russia, gave in ...
Canada as it was
By Keith Schell WHEN WE GREW UP CANADA WAS: Only one TV network for the entire country, the publicly-funded CBC. (Eventually privately-owned CTV and ...
Pralines ‘n’ Cream Ice Cream
By Constance Scrafield I love ice cream. The ice cream at The Chocolate Shop is very good. Summer is ice cream season, so the queues ...
Back to 9-5 workdays
Dear Money Lady: I am 54, so not old enough to retire yet – but I want to. The thought of going back to my ...
Taste of Autumn back to in-person gala, early bird tickets now on sale
By Sam Odrowski A celebratory fundraiser, featuring the flavours of fall, is returning to Orangeville with an in-person event. The 28th Annual Taste of Autumn, ...
Dufferin–Caledon MPP Sylvia Jones appointed as Deputy Premier and Health Minister
By Paula Brown, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Dufferin-Caledon MPP Sylvia Jones has been appointed as Ontario’s newest Health Minister. Premier Doug Ford unveiled his 30-person ...
Hear Well Be Well donates hearing aid to Dufferin man through Gift of Hearing program
By Paula Brown, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter After decades of struggling with hearing loss, a Dufferin man has been given the gift of hearing. Shelburne ...
Headwaters Hospital announces loosening of COVID-19 restrictions
Kim Delahunt, president and CEO of Headwaters Health Care Centre and Dr. Peter Cino, chief of staff and vice president of medical affairs issued the following ...
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