The Importance of Social Connection

By Emmanuelle Keogh Travelling to another country and discovering another culture is a way of holding a mirror to ourselves as it gets us to see the way we are. Recently my sister and brother-in-law […]
By Emmanuelle Keogh Travelling to another country and discovering another culture is a way of holding a mirror to ourselves as it gets us to see the way we are. Recently my sister and brother-in-law […]
No matter what their age, your children can start meditating. I know this may seem impossible, especially when you can’t get them to sit still for five minutes while you brush their hair, but teaching […]
By Burton Archer, Grade 5 Percy Centennial I think that the Jedi Academy by Jarrett J. Krosoczka overall was a good book . My favourite part of the book was the play. The main idea […]
by Susan Pomfret “I have a bleeding heart,” says Karie Jackson-Hall, founder of Tapping House Animal Rescue in Trent Hills. The term “founder” is a bit of a misnomer. Tapping House was born due to […]
By Trish Stenson It always seems a wee bit bleak in January. We ring out the old on December 31st and bring in the new on January 1st. Each time another year is relegated to […]
By Samantha Dalby Mesothelioma is a cancer that is most commonly caused by exposure to asbestos. Canadians typically come into contact with asbestos through their jobs but can also be exposed when they work or […]
By Kevin Huestis To most of us, Eunice Stapley is as much a part of the curling club as the ice, the rocks, or the self-serve bar (OK, it’s not exactly “self-serve”… more on that […]
By Toby Tylor The darkness, the beauty, the necessity and the uncertainty of the winter season make surprises and challenges for us all. Like the observer on the train who passes a train moving in […]
By Susan Fedorka That might sound strange given the world’s current political climate, but I thoroughly enjoyed campaigning during the municipal elections here in Trent Hills. That is not to say that there weren’t unkind […]
By Carol Shaw Do you recall when you were a youngster, finding a buttercup in a field or along a roadside, or one that had crept into a garden, and using it to see if […]