(By Pauline Kerr) It promises to be a long, hot, and in some cases, smelly summer. To read the entire article online, click here to purchase your subscription. If you … Continue reading Small businesses need environmentally responsible and financially affordable recycling plan →

(By Pauline Kerr) It seems the numbers are in, and show the poor are getting poorer, and the rich are getting richer. Surprise! Not! To read the entire article online, … Continue reading No surprise – the poor are getting poorer →

(By Pauline Kerr) Bravo to the first responders who rescued the 23 ice fishermen who ran into trouble recently on Georgian Bay when the ice started breaking up. To read … Continue reading Consider the people who conduct the rescue →

(By Pauline Kerr) Recently, a former American president said something about believing in the possibility of space aliens – it is, after all, a huge universe, filled with possibilities. To … Continue reading To boldly go where no one has gone before →

(By Pauline Kerr) “Decision by survey” seems to be the way of the future. From the municipal level, right on up the government food chain, public consultation, usually in the … Continue reading The election is the only survey that counts →

(By Pauline Kerr) A quick glance at national and international headlines earlier this week was not for the faint of heart. To read the entire article online, click here to … Continue reading Tragic news about school shooting puts Trump’s attempt to steal our bridge into perspective →

(By Pauline Kerr) Contrary to popular belief, St. Valentine was never the patron saint of chocolate. To read the entire article online, click here to purchase your subscription. If you … Continue reading We can blame Valentine’s Day romance on Chaucer →

(By Pauline Kerr) We have just passed – hopefully unscathed – the dreaded Blue Monday. The third Monday of January is supposed to be the most depressing day of the … Continue reading Beat the ‘Blue Monday’ blues →

(By Pauline Kerr) Recent data released by Wellington County and Guelph shows 85,000 people in Ontario were homeless in 2025, up eight per cent from the previous year. To read … Continue reading Numbers on homelessness speak for themselves →

(By Pauline Kerr) There are a lot of reasons why people hesitate to call the police to report a crime, but they mostly fit into two categories – fear of … Continue reading January is Crime Stoppers Month: be part of the solution →