By Diane Johnston First, I was grounded by the pandemic. It’s not over – it’s just lurking under cover of summer sunshine, a viral equivalent of thistles and ticks. But …

    After a two-year hiatus from many types of activities – from business practices to community events – there are many people who have been relearning how to get …

By Steven Larocque   I’m rediscovering baseball. As a kid I was a Montreal Expos fan and never really cared about the Toronto Blue Jays. It was nice when a …

By Darlene Wroe A few years ago I was having a look at my set of skills and noticed a glaring hole. I could not speak more than a few …

    Coleman Township has just sworn in a new chief administrative officer. Chris Oslund is familiar on the scene of area municipal politics, and has been actively participating in …

More than ever, the need is clear that we have to support our local businesses and producers as much as possible. While many local organizations are doing what can be …

By Diane Johnston On a recent trip to see the folks, I listened as three generations, with combined experience nearing a century, discussed the installation of an outdoor wood furnace. …