Volunteers are the engine of any small community. From youth sports to Meals on Wheels, art programs to festivals, many of the programs we enjoy in South Dundas would not exist without the dedication of […]
My friend told this story. He’s well over 85, claims he’s at an age where good Scotch anytime is never a mistake, and is quite, quite deaf. However, he refuses to wear hearing aids […]
I went to a concert with some friends the other night. They pulled into my driveway, and as I was thanking them, I reached for my house keys, carefully tucked into my purse. Ten […]
W. Gibb So, I was going through my emails when I found a notice for another meeting. I get a lot of meeting notices. Many, many of them. Biblical proportion meeting notices, actually. I suspect […]
The Government took the opportunity this week to close debate on several items of legislation. The Assembly voted on Bills 100, 135, 151 and 186 dealing with trails, energy, waste diversion and pensions respectively. […]
May was a tough month for the Liberal government as they responded to the questions on election fundraising, accountability, environmental legislation and cuts in services, special education and health care. Pushback on the […]
Ontario is poised to implement a carbon pricing Cap-and-Trade scheme after the Liberals forced a vote on Bill 172 in the House on Wednesday. Earlier this week, the Globe and Mail had received a leaked […]
My car is getting elderly. It’s of 2007 vintage. In dog years, that’s about 180. In car years, around 3,000. Even though my car doesn’t have a lot of kilometres on it, (just under […]
Some of you may know that I’ve done a little directing in my time. I’m not a professional. However, although I am an amateur, over the years I have gradually been putting together a […]
It was simply a lovely and typical spring day in Iroquois last week. A brisk snow was falling. The sand trucks and plows were already on the road. Ice rain was due to start […]
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