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There’s only waste in rushing into roadway changes
People are often poor judges of speed when it comes to passing cars. That’s likely exponentially increased when…
Kids heading back to school means we have to be more careful
Local economies are as open as they’re likely to be, pending a cure or vaccine for COVID-19, and…
There’s no ideal back-to-school plan forthcoming
In a normal year, the back-to-school promotions would be in high gear now, increasing again following the impending…
We’re reading more just now, but we could do better
Reading is one of those activities associated with summer, as we’re supposed to have more leisure time to…
Reopening will continue only if we avoid another spike
It’ll be nothing like normal as we knew it before the COVID-19 crisis, but most businesses and public…
Masks are another way we can each do our part
That the region has seen a large decrease in COVID-19 cases – and saw comparatively few overall –…
Wearing masks reminds us we’re not over this yet
Wearing a mask out in public, and seeing others doing the same, shatters any illusion of normalcy, any…
Wilmot mayor making the wrong point at the wrong time
In a time of political correctness, partisanship and grievance politics, there’s nothing wrong with challenging the trendy thoughts…
Protests over inequities put police in the spotlight
A new poll shows Canadians are less inclined to trust police services in this country, that number dropping…
Plenty to talk about when it comes to affordable housing
The COVID-19 crisis has brought into the spotlight a number of social issues, from income inequality to the…