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March 19, 2009 RSS feed / Columns

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The abiding Peace of God

Christian Perspectives
Rev. Gord Horsley
When we think of peace, we have a picture of complete rest from toil and fret, no frustrations, or things that would cause grief. One day that may happen, but not on this side of Glory. More...

Public servants need to do their part

National Affairs
Claire Hoy

Everywhere we look, as Shakespeare's famous witches would say, it seems to be "double, double toil and trouble." Except, of course, if you're lucky enough to be a public "servant." Then, as the old rock and roll song says, it's still "Let the good More...

Horwath's win finally gets NDP some press

Queen's Park
Eric Dowd

A party that used to complain that its leader would need to walk through this city naked to attract attention from its news media seems to have found a less embarrassing solution, and that is by choosing a woman leader. More...

O glorious political media

Meagre Musings
Dan Pelton

The grey clouds hung over Media land as we checked and cross-checked facts pertaining to maintaining infrastructure, and exercised our limited arithmetic skills to decipher municipal budgets. More...

Ecuador, Lyell, Darwin, Wallace et al.

Angles 'n' Attitudes
William Bothwell

Imust visit Ecuador some day. I should be only the second member of my family or of anyone of my acquaintance to visit that part of the Americas. More...

Underpopulated and Resource Rich

From the Global Classroom
Doug Skeates

It is pretty hard preaching the 'gospel' of population to a world that is overcrowded. It is particularly difficult when one's own nation is struggling with unemployment. For those living in an urban society space is a luxury. More...

Social, municipal life in Orangeville said 'at the foot of the hill'

Dipping Into the Past

100 YEARS AGO Thursday, March 18, 1909 • Says Shelburne FREE PRESS editor R. L. Mortimer in The Notebook: Social and municipal life in Orangeville seem to be on the decline, if not already at the foot of the hill. More...