By Pauline Kerr Not so very long ago, home ownership was an achievable dream for the average Canadian. It might not be a palace in an exclusive neighbourhood, or even … Continue reading Still a chance for the great Canadian dream →

By Pauline Kerr It truly was a demonstration of freedom and rights, although probably not in the way the protesters intended. After 22 days, police finally moved in on Friday, … Continue reading Clearing the protest a matter of rights →

By Pauline Kerr Although there is a strong move afoot to put the world back the way it was before COVID, most of us realize that particular genie is out … Continue reading Sorting through internet iron pyrite for nuggets of gold →

By Pauline Kerr Truckers are … different. It takes a unique kind of independent spirit to spend long hours on the road, traveling from one side of the country to … Continue reading Putting the trailer before the cab →

By Pauline Kerr   The bitter cold in recent weeks has raised questions about the adequacy of the way this country handles homelessness. The situation is not new. There are … Continue reading The solution to homelessness is roofs and walls →

By Pauline Kerr While COVID-19 continues to wreak havoc on our health-care system, the numbers game associated with it is becoming more confusing as days go on. It brings to … Continue reading Reliable information the antidote for … statistics →

By Pauline Kerr COVID may be attacking young and old, rich and poor, employed and unemployed at will, but the impact of the pandemic has not been the same for … Continue reading Time for a giant leap forward →

By Pauline Kerr We have a new word on our radar – influencers. Those unfamiliar with the term might think, from hearing news stories about the recent Cancun party flight, … Continue reading We need to think before we buy →

By Pauline Kerr   The year 2021 had a bit of everything – the good, the bad and the ugly. Across Canada, the operative word for weather in 2021 was … Continue reading Farewell to the good, bad and ugly of 2021 →

By Pauline Kerr ‘Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the town … Discussions of omicron were buzzing around … The Grinch known as the COVID-19 pandemic is hijacking … Continue reading Sharing and caring: what Christmas 2021 is all about →