Columns

Mall shopping is the worst. It’s crammed, everything’s out of stock and there’s always workers coming around asking “do you need help?” Don’t get me wrong, we clearly need the workers and malls in the world.

As you may know by now, my boys are obsessed with hockey. Whether it be playing in the driveway or on the backyard rink, the boys are outside at least once a day playing. And like every Canadian, they pick their favourite player and team and play for the Stanley Cup.

Hello, Listowel. You don’t know me yet but my name is Connor Luczka. I’m your newest reporter at the Banner

I was fed the ‘isosourse fibres’ liquid food from Nestle Health Sciences for over three and a half months while I was in a discovery and recovery mode with the London Health Sciences Center (LHSC).

All members are asked to show up Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the hall to help shape any future activities and to show support for the executive, who have operated the Legion for over two years without a break. 

Sorry, wrasslin’ fans, this column isn’t about Bret “The Hitman” Hart.

My last column dwelt on both self-care and self solve. Unfortunately, February was one heck of a month with too many doctor appointments.

Hello, my name is Bea Todd and I am 16 years old, in the 11th grade and attend Listowel District Secondary School. This year, I am doing a two-credit co-operative education program here at the Listowel Banner.

Fingers crossed that Mother Nature won’t dump another weekend blizzard on Walkerton this weekend. 

I don’t know about you, but lately, I’ve been in a dark place mentally.

Heading into work on Thursday, I tuned in to CBC Radio in time to hear the Canadian prime minister and deputy prime minister address Russia’s invasion of Ukraine earlier that day.

Mother Nature sure dumped on us last Saturday. The blizzard forced the Walkerton Legion to close, and cancelled what would have been our first meat draw since reopening. The meat draw will now take place in two weeks, on Saturday, March 5 at 3 p.m.

More than ever before, people question the purpose of faith in a “modern” world. Many people who are outside the church do not see the relevance of our ancient practices, prayers, scriptures and worship.

Similar to those in many different homes across the country, my husband and I have been discussing the many news articles associated with the “Freedom Convoy.”