Policing in small towns during much of the 19th century left much to be desired, at least from the…
Fixing the economy
Current proposals for reviving our economy are steps in the right direction, but they need to be…
Chaos theory and destiny
Early childhood memories have been playing through my mind like 30-second random bursts of video.…
No. No. Orica, No
What part of no don’t you understand? is a question I’m quite sure was originally…
Agricultural College hosted talent competition in 1925
In 1874, the provincial government established the Ontario Agricultural College just…
Being stuck at home has economic disadvantages in recession
The geographical diversity of economic opportunities is one of Canada’s many advantages in…
Dodging the big issues
Columnists have days when we sit in front of our computers wondering what to write about; or should…
Hydrogen peroxide V
Never before have I had such a widespread ripple of affirmative comments, by telephone, email and…
1925 tornado cut a swath across Eramosa Township
Every summer brings the danger of tornadoes. Wellington County has suffered from some severe ones,…
In tough economic times, thrift becomes popular
Despite the economic recession, discount stores have performed remarkably well. The profit gains…
A Star falling over Victoria
Back in June, I told you about my daughter-in-law Starlene, a.k.a. Star, and her plan to jump out…
Water and air
In a younger year, preteen and beyond, I was exceptionally fortunate in having a chance extended…
Water and air
In a younger year, preteen and beyond, I was exceptionally fortunate in having a chance extended…
Joyriding railroaders narrowly avoided jail in 1913
The Canadian Pacific station at Guelph Junction, near Campbellville, about 14 miles southeast…
Twenty-five years
The once impossible dream has been, with this issue, surpassed. The 25th year has been…