Canadian Apartheid remains an issue
There is an ironic juxtaposition of National Aboriginal Day, which takes place today, Wednesday, June 21, and the Canada Day celebration of Canada’s 150th...
Forever blowing bubbles
We are into the last year of this Council’s term of office, so we can expect lots of interesting things to be seen and...
History and hysteria
It is not often that History is as much in the news as it has been for the past few weeks. Sadly, there has...
A Bridge of Hope
Greetings from small town America! Right now, I am sitting on a boat along the banks of the Mohawk River on a stretch of...
Eve of Destruction
Has something very important been broken in the world? Is it my imagination, or have we reached a new low in human relations and...
A year of death and division
This is our annual Remembrance Day issue, and we have, naturally, concentrated on the year of 1917, one hundred years ago, and a pivotal...
Let the sunshine in
It is so easy to be down these days, isn’t it? Just when it seems Spring has sprung, along comes another bout of snow...
Time for justice at Kemptville Meadows
The letter published below arrived at our office last week, and I think anyone reading it will be touched by the contents. It is...
Are you ready?
It didn’t take a prophet to predict that 2018 was going to be a really interesting year in politics. With both a provincial election...
Another year over…
Well, that was an interesting year, wasn’t it? No matter where you focus, national, international, provincial or municipal, there was always something interesting happening....