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Growing your own food

June 10, 2021   ·   0 Comments

By Martina Rowley As COVID restrictions continue, backyard or front yard vegetable growing is again looking like one of the go-to hobbies this year. Growing ...

No one will be punished

By Brian Lockhart The recent discovery of a grave site at a formal residential school in British Columbia has sent shock waves across the country. ...

Not meaning to lecture

By Constance Scrafield Recently, at separate and different times I found myself – only possibly – lecturing two young men about diverse subjects. The more ...

UFOs: The Silly Season Comes Early

By Gwynne Dyer The Silly Season has come early this year.  Normally it happens in August, when wicked people all over the northern hemisphere temporarily ...

Supporting adult children financially

Question: “You wrote a column a while ago about encouraging our adult kids to make it on their own financially. It seems to me that ...

The life of Mono artist, Gail Prussky

By Peter Richardson Loganberry Hill lies just off Hwy. 89 about 12 minutes form Shelburne, Ontario. It is home to numerous birds, at times a ...

Elmer Iseler Singers take to the virtual road

By Constance Scrafield Upper most in the minds of Conductors, Artistic Directors and all leaders within the arts community is keeping those communities vibrant and ...

Mural installed downtown by local youth group

By Sam Odrowski A new mural was installed on the side of Gauntlet Comics (5 First Street) by the GLOW LGBTQ2S+ Youth Group as part ...

Local Food Week showcases the importance of supporting local farmers

By Jessica Laurenza June 7-13 is Ontario’s local food week – an opportunity to celebrate, appreciate and support fresh, healthy, home-grown food. Ontario is home ...

Ontario begins Roadmap to Reopening June 11

The Wellington–Dufferin­­–Guelph Public Health region just passed the milestone of getting 70 per cent of adults vaccinated with their first dose against COVID-19 and Ontario ...

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