Home of my ancestors By Darlene Wroe At the time you read this, I will be marvelling at the landscapes and seascapes of Eastern Canada. My ancestral roots extend to …

We are entering the season of Thanksgiving. With a time of harvests from the summer, and preparations for the approaching winter season, this tradition has been part of North American …

By Diane Johnston The familiar is comfortable and sometimes comforting. The unfamiliar can be uncomfortable, discomfiting and, at its best, exciting. My recent vacation, when I made a return visit …

It’s big money that’s at risk with the acceptance that climate change is a real problem, and threatens our future. Voices are being raised around the world now that we …

By Steven Larocque When the news broke last Wednesday about Justin Trudeau’s blackface history, I first saw it on an American newspaper site. I thought it was fake news. Really, …

September is fall fair season across the district and by all accounts – from Charlton to Englehart and New Liskeard – every municipality staged excellent, well-run and well-attended events. The …

By Darlene Wroe Canada is a very large country. There are many issues across the country – one of which is holding it together. From the Pacific west to the …