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Shorter shifts, better employees?

By Tabitha Wells In 2015, Sweden made headlines with a pilot program designed to reduce work hours while maintaining the same level of pay, in ...

Is it time to be worried yet?

By Tabitha Wells The political situation in America was worsening before Donald Trump ever decided to run. It was the mudslide of polarisation and drawing ...

We all have a story to tell

By Tabitha Wells “We write to taste life twice, in the moment and in retrospect.” – Anaȉs Nin I was six or seven years old ...

Love thy neighbour

By Tabitha Wells Love thy neighbour. Those of us who were raised in the Christian belief system are taught this simple statement as one of ...

The best option: stick with OPS

At the last Orangeville Council meeting, OPP made a presentation in which the long-awaited OPP costing report was provided. The report and presentation were thorough, ...

We need to stop polarizing

By Tabitha Wells Our perception of the world around us is, for the most part, incredibly limited. Although we can be aware of the fact ...

Self care in turbulent times

It seems like every day logging onto social media is becoming one of those daunting tasks. These days, it often feels like a much darker ...

Community saddened by passing of popular ODSS principal

“If you need to know the measure of a man, simply count his friends.” – Thankful Heart, A Muppet Christmas Carol Christmas lights are beginning ...

The great divide

Social Media has provided a platform for everyone to speak our minds. The ‘social’ aspect is often traded in, reformatted as a sounding board for ...

Changing lives with a call, text or tweet

Imagine waking up every day and having to convince yourself to get out of bed. Not because it’s warm, or comfortable, or because you don’t ...

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