Christian Perspectives
Grateful for the summer
Rev. Barbara Moulton
     How has your summer been? I would hope that after what I now experience as the riggers of winter you have had some time for rest and renewal.
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Random Reflections
'Based on a true story'- really?
Tom Claridge
     No doubt most residents of Dufferin and Caledon will be glued to their TV sets
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Dipping Into the Past
Rosemont store went under, stock sold for creditors
     100 YEARS AGO Thursday, August 30, 1906  Last winter, a young man named C.H. Hunt purchased the grocery and other stock of Mrs. Thompson, of Rosemont, and began business on a booming scale. The business probably paid its customers and himself, but wholesale men who sold to him, are groaning. Hu
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Angles 'n' Attitudes
Preferred usage
William Bothwell
     Iadmit to having some peculiarities. Most could be
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National Affairs
A little perspective, please
Claire Hoy
     N ow that the army of AIDS activists and assorted celebrities have left Toronto following
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Queen's Park
McGuinty getting praise outside province
Eric Dowd
     Premier Dalton McGuinty must wish sometimes that he could seek re-election next
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Gordon Kirkland At Large
We Don't Really Live Here Anymore
     S elling your house is a trying affair. There are so many things you forget to think
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Heart to Heart
The Last Letter
Eric Nagler
     A s the tenuous cease fire holds along the border separating Lebanon from Israel,
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Notes from the Wine Knot
By Hugh Sutherland
     One of the most frequently asked questions I get is a commentary on the wines of Canada and, more particularly, Ontario, and below I will try to offer my views on this subject.
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Ottawa Journal For the week of August 28 to Sept. 1, 2006
September 8th: International Literacy Day
By David Tilson, MP Dufferin-Caledon
     On September 8th, people, governments, and organizations all around the world will celebrate International Literacy Day.
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