Shooting while blindfolded
Last week, a local resident got in touch with me to express a concern that a particular topic which has appeared in the Times...
Slow train coming
Can it be true: are we to be free again to meet and eat and drink and laugh and tell stories and sing songs?...
What a long, strange trip it’s been
Céad míle fáilte. Welcome to our special St. Patrick’s Day edition of the Times. In these days of restricted travel and forced isolation, we...
Good ol’ Maslow
“Won’t somebody please think of the children!?” Such a classic line never gets old, and I would say it aptly summarizes probably about 95%...
A bath with a toaster
Curiosity is not a sin. Humans are curious by nature, and being curious is a driving force behind learning and discovering. There will always...
Hold up that little wild bouquet and plant that tree
Here we are in the first days of spring, and in the coming days, the buds will begin to appear on the trees, giving...
Oxy literal morons
What a great time to be an employee right now. So much leverage, so many options, and still too few employers who have a...
Are we really sheep?
Remember when we used to travel? So many times, at the airport, I was removed from the lineup up at the security gate for...
Revolution
Have you ever thought about the fact that we regularly engage in revolutionary activity in Canada generally, and in North Dundas in particular? At...
Guest Editorial : Rights and responsibilities
by Rachel Everett-Fry, Local journalism initiative reporter.
The relationship between the individual and society is one that has been scrutinized, time and again since our...