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What to do when dreams die

By Tabitha Wells One of my favourite quotes from Walt Disney is, “If you can dream it, you can do it.” For years, I took ...

Thanksgiving thoughts

By Tabitha Wells I have a love/hate relationship with Thanksgiving. Do you remember in Addam’s Family Values when Wednesday ditches the Thanksgiving play script and ...

It’s right under our noses

By Tabitha Wells Friday of next week, Family Transition Place will hold their annual fundraiser, The Hope Project. This year’s speaker is someone whose story ...

Take a stand against hate

By Tabitha Wells I can remember growing up and learning about the world wars, then taking what we had been taught and running it by ...

The little piano that could

By Tabitha Wells In a kind of, sort of, still a little bit small-ish town, it’s a given some of the biggest town-wide dramas, spectacles, ...

We need to do better

By Tabitha Wells “I find the answers aren’t so clear Wish I could find a way to disappear All these thoughts they make no sense ...

Finding your real faith

By Tabitha Wells Faith is a funny thing. Despite being rooted in your own personal thoughts and feelings, it can be deeply affected by people’s ...

Why I cannot remain silent

By Tabitha Wells My parents often like to remind me that my nickname as a very young child was ‘chatterbox’. I loved to talk, about ...

Something’s got to give

By Tabitha Wells Over the past week many people across North America were completely rocked by the judicial decision in the case against the officer ...

Council made the right call

By Tabitha Wells While some have suggested that Orangeville residents should be angry and frustrated following the outcome of Council’s Monday evening meeting, in truth, ...

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