The catch is the province does not have the authority to ban books from schools, the minister admitted. That is a good thing and it calls into question why the province is engaged in this exercise.

Was it the heat or the humidity? It’s difficult to say. But in recent days we have been experiencing what life must be like for those living in an equatorial climate. Nevertheless while relaxing on my ...

The Ontario PC Party under Premier Doug Ford has an opportunity to do just that, albeit indirectly. Ford can ameliorate his constituents’ cost of living by cleaving construction taxes foisted by ...

The first agricultural fair in Marmora took place in 1890. Its purpose was to bring the community together to visit, share good times and “show off” livestock, produce and talents. Originally, the ...

For some the word may conjure up the image of dusty old books and files and while sometimes that is the case, it can also be ...

NDHS recently hosted their 2025 graduation and it seems fitting to recognize and record the names of these future leaders, business and trades people (Note: SHSM = Specialist High Skills Major ...

Prime Minister Mark Carney won the election in April thanks in part due to his promise to take a hard line with the United States. Carney declared during the campaign that Canada’s highly integrated ...

We live in a 135-year-old, three-bedroom farmhouse. It’s not a large house. And it’s certainly not too small. When all is said and done, I suppose we must acknowledge that the old homestead fits like ...