Posts By Sam Odrowski

Turn toward your partner

By Paula Frappier The month of February makes many people think of love and romantic relationships.  I reached out to Heidi Czulinski, Registered Psychotherapist at ...

Banning books

By Brian Lockhart I was never a big reader when I was a kid, but I did manage to get through a few books over ...

Ukraine War and International Law

By Gwynne Dyer Just before the first anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Friday, 24 February), France’s President Emmanuel Macron declared that he wanted ...

Diagnose or not to Self-Diagnose

Getting an autism diagnosis is a difficult matter. Less than a year ago, I was identified as autistic at age thirty-nine. My son was diagnosed ...

Riding through the centre wave

By Constance Scrafield By coincidence, I had two conversations about paddling a canoe this week. The first was over lunch with a friend, and the ...

Canada desperately needs ‘real’ discount grocery stores

By Sylvain Charlebois This may come as a surprise to some Canadians, but our country doesn’t really have a real discount grocery chain. With higher ...

How soon forgotten

By Doug Skeates An expression commonly encountered in past generations, ‘Too soon we grow old; too late wise’ describes today’s attitudes of at least a ...

International Women’s Day being recognized locally

By Paula Brown, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Family Transition Place (FTP) is celebrating the accomplishments of women this coming International Women’s Day with the return ...

Council hears Blind Line build would bring minor change to traffic

By JAMES MATTHEWS, LOCAL JOURNALISM INITIATIVE REPORTER Safety concerns seem to be at the heart of objections to a Blind Line development in Orangeville. The ...

Westside juniors compete for District 4 basketball championships

By Brian Lockhart The Westside Secondary School Thunder junior boys basketball team went to the District 4 championship but lost in the final game. The ...

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