Rarely a fan of acronyms, this is one people need to know: PFD.
Opinion
Dad’s day
It was a complicated question that generated a simple answer, but in doing so, uncovered a simple truth, even if the answer was a lie. Let me give you some context.
High school, waterworks were big Erin projects in 1954
The following is a re-print of a past column by former Advertiser columnist Stephen Thorning, who…
God: the active ingredient in my world
Submitted by Laurie Langdon Given the state of our world these days, what I am about to say may…
Oh, the humanity
The year was 1937 when Herbert Morrison was dispatched to cover the arrival of the Hindenburg in Manchester Township, New Jersey.
OPEN MIND: In praise of caregivers
A caregiver, sometimes called care partner, is a person who gives care or tends to the needs of another person.
Just my luck
In my family, the Kentucky Derby is a bigger deal than the World Series, the Stanley Cup or the Super Bowl.
Elora has tradition of being plagued with oversharp lawyers
The following is a re-print of a past column by former Advertiser columnist Stephen Thorning, who…
Vaccine stragglers taking a gamble
By the time you read this, Ontario’s most recent stay-at-home order will have expired, unlike…
Devotions require devotion
“All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for…
What will it be like?
Wednesday the full stay-at-home order ends and morphs into another phase. One step closer.
One down
My first vaccination is complete. In ways I didn’t anticipate, the moment brought forward a full range of emotions and all of them centred on gratitude. Grateful to be alive. Grateful to be healthy. Grateful to have access to the vaccine. Grateful I didn’t pass out (not a big fan of needles, guys).