Who controls the thermostat in your home?
I read an interesting story on the Delhi News Record’s website the other day, about how couples determine the thermostat setting in their homes.
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Letters Letters: Criticism voiced over forestry bylaw review
Where’s the public process?I am extremely concerned with the lack of a public process from the mayor and council to review the Norfolk forestry bylaw. -
Column Festive season hits Waterford
The door to December will soon be opening and inside the month are some great events to celebrate the Christmas spirit right here in Waterford. -
Letters The tallest Canadian soldier
Once again we approach the anniversary of the ending of the Great War. This date is usually associated with the 1918 Armistice and the end of that conflagration which took ... -
Letters Readers pay tribute to Joey Bomberry
Joey will be missedFrom the time I was in Grade 1 in the 1950’s we watched another little boy walk among us. -
Editorial Postmedia endorsement: Best choice for Canada is Andrew Scheer
Andrew Scheer’s Conservatives are the only choice for those who understand that Canada today requires responsible, pragmatic leadership. -
Letters Letters to editor: Celebrate more than once a year
Celebrate more than once a yearJust looking at the amazing photos of this year’s 2019 Young Canada Day events at the Norfolk County Fair. -
Opinion Christie Blatchford: Justice at last for Caledonia man arrested for carrying a Canadian flag
The Supreme Court has done what Canadian politicians find so achingly difficult to do: the palpably, plain-as-the-nose-on-your-face right thing
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Column Greed plays big role in environmental woes
One thing I learned while doing research, now and while attending university, was that for every topic you could easily find a great deal of supporting evidence, but there was ... -
Column Time to work harder and do things differently
Having grown up in Woodhouse Township where many households did not have much, I remember watching families get by with little. -
Column Jax helps fill void left by pets of the past
The kids dropped off their Dutch shepherd, Jax, a while ago and he’s just now realizing that, once again, he’s been marooned with a pair of old crocks. -
Letters Letter: Time for forestry bylaw review
I am writing today to respond to some confusion around a presentation made to council and the article published on November 22 titled Draft forestry bylaw is farmer-friendly. -
Column Smarter, leaner government will put people first
Over my years as an elected representative, one of the key frustrations I hear from people is with government waste-wasteful spending coupled with inefficiencies and lack of results. -
Column It's OK to disagree
Whatever happened to freedom of speech and thought?Only in Canada can we hold a sportscaster more accountable than our own prime minister. -
Column Balanced, prudent approach is key for Ontario
A balanced and prudent approach is key to governing. In my view it boils down to the following – invest in essential public services, return Ontario to a sound financial ... -
Column Soldiers will not be forgotten
My generation probably knew more veterans than any in our history.When I was born there were still a couple of old sweats from the Boer War around, some First World ... -
Column Moving forward to cut wait lists, hallway health care
Our health care system, as the phrase ‘hallway health care’ suggests, has been facing capacity issues for many years, and we’ve been hearing examples of that across Haldimand-Norfolk and during ... -
Column Vacation offers up ideas for downtown
Just back from a short holiday, but filled with some ideas that would be good for our downtown.I know we have a summer event in the park, but maybe what ...