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Customer service
July 2, 2026 · 0 Comments
By Brian Lockhart If you have ever received bad customer service in a store, business, or any organization, you will probably remember it. Customer service ...
Help Fill the Summer Gap: Support Our Community’s Kids
And just like that, summer is upon us. It is a glorious season filled with light, warm breezes and seasonal foods that bring delight – fresh ...
The blue ribbon mutt
By Keith Schell A little while ago, I was channel surfing and happened upon the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, the quintessential yearly competition for ...
Of fathers and sons
By JAMES MATTHEWS My son once found a colourful marble in the loose sand of an Iqaluit school playground. Pretty sure it was one of ...
Family Transition Place offers education and works towards prevention
Education is one of the most powerful tools we have to prevent gender-based violence — and at FTP, it’s a commitment that runs deep. From ...
Remembering E. Pauline Johnson, Mohawk poet
By Constance Scrafield To commemorate the month of June, National Indigenous History Month and June 21, which is the National Indigenous Peoples Day, let us ...
Stuff my dad said
My late father was a common-sense country person who grew up on a farm. No one ever had to tell him “where the bear sits,” ...
Of chasing orange peels
By JAMES MATTHEWS Pretty certain it isn’t supposed to be like this. Then again, I’ve often seen how certainty comes out soft. A sure thing ...
Headwaters Rising: Stories from a thriving, connected community
If you stop to look, at any given moment, anywhere across the Headwaters region, you can see our communities quietly coming alive. In Caledon, a ...
The Irish question
By Gwynne Dyer Last week’s violence in Northern Ireland, not really a ‘protest’ but an organized pogrom, is being seized on by the British and ...
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