The price of making it personal

April 17, 2024

By Bill Kilpatrick AT THE APRIL 9 meeting of Wollaston council it was looking like the Coe Hill Riders ATV Club would have little difficulty ...

Axe the facts

By Nate Smelle DRIVING THROUGH BANCROFT on April Fool’s Day, I noticed a small, ragtag gang of protesters standing along the roadside parking lot at ...

A Blue Box full of trash

By Nate Smelle IF YOU HAVE’NT already heard the chatter regarding the Ford government’s changes to the Blue Box Program, buckle up buck-a-roos you’re in ...

The benefits of lifting weights

By Nate Smelle DRIVING TO BANCROFT early Monday evening, I had to pull over my car when I found myself being drawn in by the ...

Dismantling our ability to care

By Nate Smelle JUST FOR A moment, or perhaps, as long as necessary, let’s put aside our political differences, and have a serious discussion about ...

Media deserts and garbage decisions

By Nate Smelle ANYONE WHO HAS ever spent a significant amount of time in the desert can relate to the deafening silence one experiences when ...

More than just books, an ode to the public library

By Kaitlin Sylvester IT’S NOT A bold stance to support the funding of libraries, yet in an increasingly digital age, we seem to be doing ...

Skating on thin ice

By Nate Smelle NO MATTER WHICH town, city, or municipality I find myself in, it always feels like home at the local arena. As a ...

Elections, fires, and wars

By Nate Smelle ELECTIONS, FIRES AND WARS, oh my there has been a lot to talk about since the COVID-19 pandemic fell off the radar. ...

Redefining traditions, resilience in the face of loss

By Kaitlin Sylvester MOST RELIGIONS AROUND the world recognize December as having some sort of spiritual or religious significance. In our hemisphere, the long, cold ...