Columns

Nearly two weeks after the filing deadline for municipal election candidates, the dust has settled (for the most part) and the picture has become a bit clearer.

As a largely carefree, childless chap for a good chunk of my adult life, parenting has been every bit the adventure I thought it would be and more.

The rest of summer is ahead of me, I am looking forward to it.

My son Andrew had to delete his account on a building game he loves and learned something so valuable, I couldn’t resist sharing it...

There are decisions to be made this fall.

Before adaptation into a famous movie franchise, one of my favourite toys when I was young were Transformers  (Alien robots that transform from a robot to a vehicle/animal and back!). 

It appears you got three strikes before serving jail time for the sale of illegal liquor. At least that was the case 100 years ago.

The Township of Southgate, specifically Dundalk, must be overjoyed at the moment.

It’s the middle of summer, and so far, it has been a good summer.

Following the trend I have set with my latest columns, this one will also be on the topic of local…

I found myself in a bit of a rabbit hole last Tuesday during the Major League Baseball trade deadline.

I once had this running coach who would always tell me, “That was a great training run.”

Rural and remote communities in Ontario are experiencing a shortage of veterinary access. What does this look like? It looks like waiting four hours or more for a veterinarian to come out to your farm – if they can come at all. It looks like being forced to euthanize livestock to uphold animal welfa

It was great to be able to take in some of the events at the Listowel Fair this July after not having in-person fair events the past two summers. This year’s theme was “Visions of Wagon Wheels to Ferris Wheels.”