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For the apostle Paul there was no greater joy in his life than “knowing Christ Jesus my Lord”! (Philippians 3:8) For Paul had been a very zealous Pharisee named Saul of Tarsus, a very passionate man about God’s Law & a great opponent of the followers of Jesus.

Technology is a big part of our lives. We (youth) use it daily and we’re pretty sure you (adults) do too. 

This column will explain the measures that I use to keep my ‘good health’ in line. Many do not agree with me that the BMI (Body Mass Index) is a good measure to follow. I need a measurable factor to evaluate myself.

I’ve been to provincials as a spectator over a handful of times. And this is my first seeing a gold medal win from the Mount Forest Rams.

We’re six months away from the municipal election.

Many people tell my generation that we can make a difference. We are told that we will soon be creating new things, solving big problems, and leaving our mark.

As you’ve likely gathered from previous historical instalments here in the Blitz, I have a lot of interest in naval military engagements as well as marine disasters. There’s something about big vessels sailing out on the open ocean that fascinates me, while also giving me a heightened sense of anxie

In my short – by comparison – career in journalism, I have seen my fair share of dysfunctional councils.

Although the NHL trade deadline is done and over with this year, lasting until Monday, March 21 at 3 p.m. right on the dot, it is safe to say that the Toronto Maple Leafs made decisions that will hopefully have some positive impact on the future of the franchise.

One of my earliest memories occurred when I was only about three years old.

It feels like we are in crisis mode 24/7 in our world.

“When the kids are older, then I’ll have the time I need to care for myself.”

I look forward to the first week of April every year.

I know we live in a society that looks at the Bible as just a bunch of old, irrelevant and sometimes even made-up stories. 

Last week, the Ontario government released the 2021 Sunshine List – the province’s listing of public sector employees who made over $100,000 last year.