I would like to comment on the upcoming public information video session being hosted by the Tomlinson Group Oct. 14, at 6:30 pm. In preparation for this meeting two announcements…
Today is National Day for Truth and Recognition Day in Canada. Official legislation passed in June of this year by Ottawa has set aside Sept. 30 to be a day…
Catherine Coles Coles’ Notes No matter what else you have planned over the next few months, I hope picking up a great book or two is on your list. Library…
While suturing a cut on the hand of 75-year-old farmer the doctor struck up a conversation with the old man. Eventually the topic got around to politicians and their roles…
Save for a few seat flips here and there, Monday’s election night was largely inconsequential to the country at large as Justin Trudeau’s Liberals wound up with essentially the same…
Canada’s federal election is officially in the home stretch with just three days remaining ahead of Monday’s election night. That leaves four days for Canadians 18-years-old and older to do…
Since I spend a lot of time reading, I often come across books that I would like to talk about in this column, but for whatever reason the opportunity just…
Over the last weeks of federal campaigning, I have been puzzled by Justin Trudeau’s ability to say the opposite of what he means. In one rally he makes grandiose claims…
After retirement, my husband and I started looking for our ‘Forever-Home’; a place to settle down and enjoy our remaining years. We chose Napanee. We both grew up in small…
Disgusting doesn’t even begin to describe the actions of anti-vaccine protestors blocking ambulances from accessing Vancouver General Hospital on Sept. 1. Equally as disturbing were the reports of demonstrators preventing…
