In remembrance
Making things happen
Good politics is an ongoing process by which attempts are made to meet the needs of people and improve the overall economy of the region.But too often it takes the voices of strong advocates to draw to the forefront the needs of those who would be overlooked.A government that meets
Winter road remembrance
By Steven Larocque Speaker Editor That truly horrible crash in Saskatchewan April 6 made many people realize how lucky we all are that this is such a rare occurrence.Starting out in this job back in the mid-90s I went on a few road trips with the New Liskeard Cubs of the Great
Hurrying to a win
Ups and downs
Thumbs down to dog owners who don’t tie-up their animals.There was an incident in Cobalt on Easter weekend where a person out for a stroll suddenly had a menacing dog run at them snarling and bearing its teeth. The walker had to kick out her leg to discourage the
The Last Newspaperman
By Gordon BrockThe passing on Saturday, March 24, of Wayne Green in a Perth Hospital at the age of 84 marks a time of reflection for not only those who knew him personally but for the Canadian journalism industry in general. It is also a moment to pause for those
Wardrobe reflections
Numbers game
The most practical, elemental way we as Canadians can take part in our democracy is to vote.Whatever your state of mind when you cast a ballot - you can vote for a person, vote against a party, vote for an idea, vote against a proposal – the way to ensure
Behind closed doors
Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter A column is generally a personal opinion with which people may or may not agree. They do not have to agree. The column is headed by the writer's name and picture to make clear the fact that it is not the official stance of the newspaper, as would