A different time, a different world
By Darlene WroeI'm old enough now that I remember a lifestyle that was so different that it would be fair to say it was another culture.Early in the morning, before the children were awake, and just as the sun was rising, my mother
PRE-ELECTION CALENDAR
Showing real leadership
In this time of serious questioning about leadership at the provincial, federal and international levels, it is refreshing to see that true leadership is being exercised right before us.An example of bright, giving, focused and determined leadership is being shown by our
Thanks and thanks
By Steven LarocqueThe Speaker ran a photo and story last week on the investiture of Barry Wellar into the Order of Canada.I’d asked the former Latchford resident, and veteran letter writer to The Speaker, for some comments by email on this great Canadian honour.But newspapers are
WINTER WOE CONTINUES
Ups and downs
•Thumbs up to the fact there have been no public reports of anysignificant injuries due to roof collapses in the area in the latedays of winter.Therehave been many reports of such occurrences the past few weeks –from barns to arenas to municipal and business
Heavy-handed on the seasoning
By Diane JohnstonIsit safe to check the forecast yet?Formonths, I’ve looked at the weather forecasts with foreboding –red stripe after red stripe blaring special weather statements,snowfall warnings, freezing rain alerts, storm advisories.What’snext? The image of
St. Patrick's Day
Let’s focus
There is no doubt that this is a federal election year.This October, Canadian voters will once again be pondering which political party, set of policies, leaders and regional representatives we want to put on Parliament Hill in Ottawa.
By Steven LarocqueLast week’s Speaker editorial asked if the SNC-Lavalin story/scandal/controversy had legs.Seems so.It has moved to the backburner and cooled off thanks to the news cycle that needs fresh meat for
Seems so
