Opinion

It was welcome news on Monday when “housing minister” Steve Clark resigned.

Maybe it’s the country life, but I feel I have come a long way in terms of my personal phobias of some of nature’s creatures that I have encountered this summer. 

Summer, I’m not ready to say goodbye to you, yet. Give me just a little more time, please. 

Talking about climate change gets people hot.

Last week’s column dealt with some of the early history of Kenilworth, and the failure of Elora speculators to turn a profit on their projected townsite.

There were many reasons to smile on Monday morning.

One thing I wasn’t prepared for when we moved from town to the countryside was just how vast and fascinating the sky would become for me. And when I’m still enough to take it all in, it offers an opportunity for a big-sky perspective on life. There’s always time for that.

GUELPH – Ontario’s vibrant landscapes and rich, world-class quality farmlands have long been the pride of our province. 

While researching the branch banking boom in Wellington County, I began to wonder whether those branches operating in the smaller hamlets had much real impact on their communities.

Nov. 1, 1970 marked the end of an era for transportation in north Wellington.

It is rare for a disagreement to break out in our circle of friends.