The Food Corner
By Paul Cormier, Salamanders of Kemptville
Our family has always been fond of mushrooms. There is a wide variety of them and one of our...
How I drove 410 km for 65 cents in energy
by Kelvin Hodges
I promised an article on how to act on climate change. So let me start by saying the key to our climate...
Who do you say that I am?
Towards the end of the Nineteenth Century, a number of German theologians were beginning to feel intimidated by the new ideas that seemed to...
Parents, students and teachers adapt to another round of online learning
As students settle into another round of online schooling, some parents are concerned about what long-term virtual learning might mean for their children's education.
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Proxy voting can give youth a voice
by Rachel Everett-Fry, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
Local musician and songwriter Larry Pegg wants Canadians to consider offering up their vote in the upcoming election...
Latest addition to our garden Spring Songbirds
The other morning, still clad in my PJ's, and sitting out on a very sunny warm deck, I was able to get some pictures...
Financial Cup of Tea – Financial Jargon Round Two
by Sarah Chisholm
Financial Advisor, O’Farrell Wealth & Estate Planning | Assante Capital Management Ltd.
In April, we dove into Financial Jargon, the acronyms used to...
Ryan’s Well Foundation “World Toilet Day” fundraiser a hit
Two weeks ago, an annual occasion with a silly name helped bring awareness to something that is anything but silly. World Toilet Day is...
Financial Cup of Tea – Cottage Time
by Sarah Chisholm
Financial Advisor, O'Farrell Financial Services
Grab a cup of tea or coffee and let's take a closer look at the family cottage....
Today’s Society is disconnected from Agriculture
by William J. Langenberg, former lecturer Kemptville College of Agricultural Technology
One of my relatives took her grandchildren to Upper Canada Village for a day....