Pouring rain didn’t stop Earth Day event
Retired teacher Claire Hughes picked up garbage in the pouring rain By Kathryn Stocks It may have rained heavily on the Earth Day event on April 22, but that didn’t stop residents from coming...
Quick action on defaced mural
By Kathryn Stocks Early in the morning on April 2, our beautiful Passage to Port Union mural at the Centennial Plaza was defaced with graffiti in three places. This angered the community and your...
Exquisite novel begins with unusual monologue
Book Review by Julie Kish Remarkably Bright CreaturesBy Shelby Van PeltEcco/HarperCollins, 2022 This novel was highly recommended and I dove into it without knowing much about it. So, when the first chapter began with...
Spring Fling Dinner and Dance
Saturday May 27 “New” Royal Canadian Legion 305 Morrish Road $60 per person HQ Meats will provide a true beef experience DJ Bryan Cassling Cash Bar Dinner served at 7 Tickets are limited Contact:...
MP Report May 2023
Federal budget bringing jobs and business opportunities In March, our government tabled the 2023 Federal Budget, which among other things, focused on health and dental care, affordability, and bringing competitive jobs and business opportunities...
Soccer camp for girls creates a sense of belonging
By Kathy McGrath A third of girls will leave a sport because they feel unwelcome or perceive that they don’t belong, according to a 2022 survey by the Canadian Women & Sport (CWS). The...
Mental Health Matters: Overcoming a procrastination habit
By Althea Fernandes Procrastination is sometimes a habit that we can’t seem to shake. We know that it’s not helpful and, in fact, it can hold us back from achieving goals or getting things...
Presidents Message May 2023
Many to thank for Earth Day event By Kathy Rowe Earth Day was a huge success and I have many people to thank for that. The volunteers who came out to do the community...
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