The Speaker comes out this year on Remembrance Day and the usual observances have been drastically cut back because of the COVID-19 pandemic. If you weren’t able to get out …

Diane Johnston The numbers are staggering. Of the 650,000 Canadians and Newfoundlanders who served during the First World War, more than 66,000 died and more than 172,000 were injured. Around …

We are fortunate to live in such a caring community. We like to believe also that we live in a safe community, although the truth is that we have much …

Steven Larocque An email we received here at work November 3 brought some exciting news: “Pyramid gold and dust for sale,” it said. Turns out that was a bit misleading. …

Amidst these trying times and the anxiety felt by people around the world, democracies continue to function. The most basic of these functions is the need to stage elections. Some …

Darlene Wroe We have seen many of our celebrations cancelled this year, but as a result, people have seized with extra delight any event that is happening. Small events, such …

A community is a living thing, built over the years, decades and centuries by the people who have worked for its development. The life of each individual who has lived …