Doug Ford’s masterclass and voter apathy
As the final numbers from last week’s Ontario election were released, one clear winner emerged. And that victor was: indifference. With just 45.40 per cent of the province bothering to show up to cast a ballot, it can be assumed... Continue reading→
Warm hearts on a cold night
There’s something restorative about flipping a calendar from February to March. At least for this Canadian, anyway. That’s a joy to be enjoyed tomorrow as we officially move into March, the month of spring. For those that still utilize a... Continue reading→
Healthy amount of options for voters of H-LA
Choice. That’s the backbone of any democratic election and one thing about the riding of Hastings-Lennox and Addington, there’s no shortage of choices. Six candidates have thrown their hat in the ring to be our representative at Queen’s Park. A... Continue reading→
Warm and cold memories of Newburgh’s Canal Bash
To be a good community news reporter in these parts, a warm pair of boots are essential. When winter hits and outdoor events dominate the weekends, trudging through the snow is just part of the job. Trying to snap a... Continue reading→
This means (trade) war
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner and yet these days there seems to be no love lost between longtime pals Canada and the United States. Normally close allies, the two sides haven’t been too friendly this month as U.S.... Continue reading→
Surprise! It’s election season in Ontario
Ontarians will head to the polls on Feb. 27, about 16 months sooner than schedule. Whispers of Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s plans to call a snap election grew louder towards the end of January, to the point where it wasn’t... Continue reading→
United against threats of tariffs from the States
Frigid temperatures in Washington D.C. forced last week’s inauguration ceremony of Donald Trump to be moved indoors. Perhaps those who claimed it’d be a cold day in hell when Trump served a second a term were correct. Clichés aside, it... Continue reading→
Not just another manic Monday
Statistically speaking, today is the most depressing day of the year. Coincidence or not, today also happens to be the inauguration of Donald Trump. This editorial was written in advance of that event, but we can only hope it goes... Continue reading→
As Trudeau steps down, Canada’s next chapter begins
At some point over the next few months, Canada will have a new prime minister. Anyone with even the most basic of understanding of Canadian politics could have predicted that back in June of last year, but last week Justin... Continue reading→
Small town rumours
There’s nothing like going directly to the source when looking to separate fact from fiction. Such was the case with the Napanee Lions Hall, subject to numerous rumours around town after word broke that the Lions Club had sold it... Continue reading→