Dave Adsett

As Tuesday drew to a close kids were ramping up for a Wednesday morning return to school.

It seems today, rules and ethical business practices are in short supply.

Life is full of simple pleasures. 

Canada just celebrated its largest medal haul at the Olympic Summer Games in Paris, France.

Before a warning could be issued, a hand reached out to touch the purple flower, resulting in a loud yelp. Oww, that hurt.

As Centre Wellington council decides whether it will allow historic Elora Mohawks banners to be reinstalled at the Elora arena, it is hoped sensible conversations ensue. 

For those of us who follow politics closely, the attempt to assassinate former President Donald Trump seemed to be a matter of time. If not Trump, it would have been someone else.

The Ford Conservatives announced last week that various ministries will be mandated to ensure 25% of provincial ad spending is directed towards local news outlets.

Another Canada Day has passed and once this newspaper hits the street, Independence Day (July 4) will have kicked into full gear.

In the throes of a company reorganization, all managers and staff were tasked with asking the question “is there a better way?”. 

Although some claim ditching the smartphone for a dumbphone is trending, this simpler way to communicate without nonsense hasn’t breached 1% of the population. Some trend. 

Efforts by Groundwater Festival organizers to help students understand the value of water were commendable. 

It was an overcast day in the city of Copenhagen when the guided tour announced a statue to the right of our bus. 

Like most people, we have a thing for the underdog, especially in sports.