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The arrogance of martyrdom

By Tabitha Wells A common part of Christian evangelicalism is the belief that it is the duty of the church to go out into all ...

Rot in hell (or at least in prison)

By Tabitha Wells On Tuesday afternoon I opened Twitter to see a name trending that I would be happy to never see or hear again ...

It’s okay to sit on your pain for a while

By Tabitha Wells Last year at Thanksgiving, I was more grateful than I could remember being in a long time. Despite a very difficult two ...

A plea to the candidates

By Tabitha Wells Orangeville is at a crossroads. We cannot afford another four years following the same rhythm. Our taxes have not seen any reprieve. ...

A step backwards in Aboriginal affairs

By Tabitha Wells Both federally and locally, there has been a push in recent years to make amends for the horrors done to our aboriginal ...

Political pandering, unintentionally?

By Tabitha Wells Election years are always the worst. Politicians suddenly start passing laws, hosting events, and putting forward bills to “meet the needs of ...

This election, educate yourself

By Tabitha Wells When it comes to politics, I realize I have always been an outlier. Even as a young teenager I enjoyed learning about ...

Reliable news vs. ‘alternative’ facts

By Tabitha Wells Although technology has made a journalist’s job a lot easier in modern day reporting, there is a lot that has made it ...

Time for a total overhaul

By Tabitha Wells Elections are just around the corner, meaning it’s time to critically evaluate the performance of our current council, particularly those hoping to ...

Of death and loss

By Tabitha Wells “Life seems sometimes like nothing more than a series of losses, from beginning to end. That’s the given. How you respond to ...

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