Whatever happened to these people from my past?
We all have people who come into our lives, play their part and fade out, leaving us to wonder what became of them.
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Column Despite its purity, Major League Baseball has its imperfections
I need a break from writing about COVID-19. Even though it has been the top news story every day for the past several months, it’s time to focus on something ... -
Column Entertainment found right outside the window
What do you do on a bright sunny day when your allergies have kicked in full blast and going outside into the pollen-filled air is not an option?In my case, ... -
Column Greatest Generation known for courage in face of adversity
I’m looking at a snapshot of my father taken in Xanten, Germany on May 5, 1945.He and Nev Wood are holding an enormous captured Nazi flag, which had been signed ... -
Letters Letter: Can't have it both ways
Can’t have it both waysI grew up in Haldimand-Norfolk but have lived in Toronto for 41 years. I do not have a cottage in H-N, but we have a small ... -
Letters Letter: Don't invade personal space
Don’t invade personal safety space Some jerks continue to put our lives in danger. We are in the middle of a pandemic, which is making millions sick and killing tens of ... -
Column Slow and steady may win pandemic race
There are so many versions of the facts bombarding us 24/7 that it is getting more difficult to believe anything. -
Column Another week of working from home and missing the grandchildren
It’s been several weeks of lockdown and working from home. It’s a whole new experience for me to be working from a simple table and chair tucked into the corner ...
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Column Gearing up to bring back Ontario’s economy
Several weeks ago in this space I solicited input on how best to plan for Ontario’s economic recovery – how best to help normalize our social and economic life by ... -
Column A salute to the Queen’s cowboys
They are one of the few remaining symbols of my Canada and they have been under attack for far too long by a government with the same mentality that disbanded ... -
Column Golf club tracking becomes a new stay-at-home sport
After a very successful golf trip to the Highlands of Scotland a few years ago, my friend, Iain, and I planned to go back and visit with our good friends, ... -
Column Long-term care, essential services and public health
My MPP report this week emanates from on-going emails and telephone conversations about two issues – long-term care and the definition of an essential service. -
Letters Letter: Making Norview residents feel safe
Safety measures in place at NorviewI am a resident of Norview Lodge. I want to say what a wonderful place this is. -
Letters Letter: Protect your neighbours
Protect your neighbours In the days of this pandemic, we have been told that voluntarily wearing a face covering does not protect you from an infection. -
Letters Letter: Bigger issues that trail walking
Bigger issues than trail walkingAlthough I can understand their frustration, (Residents grumble about trail ban, April 21) I wonder just how much more inconvenient it would be to be lying ... -
Column Risking lives, freedoms and livelihoods
Throughout the world people and their governments are making a myriad of decisions that are risking lives, risking freedoms, and risking livelihoods. -
Letters Letter: Agriculture key to survival
Agriculture key to survivalWe have all been educated on this COVID-19 pandemic. Agriculture has been listed as an essential service. -
Letters Letter: Haldimand mayor should work from home
Mayor should work from homeRe: Haldimand mayor locks down in Norfolk, April 16I am not concerned about which house Ken Hewitt chooses to live in.
