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Alton Mill Arts Centre hosting annual Fire & Ice Festival

January 25, 2024   ·   0 Comments

By Zachary Roman A much-loved celebration of winter and the arts is happening this weekend.  On Saturday, Jan. 27 and Sunday, Jan. 28 the Alton ...

Coroner’s inquest into 2016 death of Grand Valley Institution for Women inmate underway

By Paula Brown  A coroner’s inquest examining the 2016 death of Terry Baker, an inmate at the Grand Valley Institution for Women in Kitchener, is ...

Canada’s economic pillars are on shaky ground

By Frank Stronach Canadians are feeling increasingly pessimistic about their financial well-being – and for good reason. A new national survey from Pollara released last ...

But first, coffee

By Anthony Carnovale I like the sound of the word simple. The hiss of the s, the hum of the m, the soft landing of ...

Stop talking about it

By Brian Lockhart The word ‘racism’ is thrown about a lot these days. In fact, it’s in the news pretty much every day in one ...

Israel vs the ICJ: Is it a waste of time?

By Gwynne Dyer The two sides have had their day in court – one day each, actually. The seventeen judges of the International Court of ...

On a Sunday morning

By Constance Scrafield It was a sad day, I thought, when the British government allowed shops to open on Sundays. I really loved Sundays in ...

The mind: A not so great depression

By Jasen Obermeyer Mental health is an issue that has only grown in recent years. More discussions, calls for work-life balance, burnout, therapy; all these ...

Dufferin Arts Council joins DBOT and SPARC, offering more to members

By Paula Brown, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Dufferin Arts Council (DAC) is ushering in the new year with new added benefits for its members. ...

Canicross event held at Island Lake, providing exercise to both canines and owners

By Brian Lockhart It was cold and snowy, but that didn’t stop pet lovers and their dogs from participating in the Snowy Paws Canicross event ...

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