Editorial
From photographer to Salvation Army volunteer
Posted on November 2, 2021By Marcus Day Last week I became reacquainted with an old skill as for about 30 minutes I joined a team of volunteers for The… Read More »
For the record, disappointment and dissatisfaction
Posted on October 26, 2021Since our letter sent to the Town Council made news headlines, we felt it important to clarify a couple things. As stated in our letter… Read More »
My night at the movies
Posted on October 14, 2021Armed with a tip, I headed towards the Trans-Canada Highway intersection on Friday evening, wondering what lay ahead of me. According to my source, a… Read More »
Learning to pinch the baby
Posted on February 12, 2021By Marcus Day Pinch the baby, pinch the baby …” I kept muttering these words to myself as I folded scores of brown paper bags… Read More »
A new year, a new town, a new adventure
Posted on January 15, 2021By Jamie Rieger, managing editor Well, 2020 was definitely a year of changes for many of us. Some would call it a roller coaster ride,… Read More »
Tommy Prince — First Nations Second World War hero
Posted on November 10, 2020Dear Editor: One of 11 First Nations children, Tommy Prince was born in a canvas tent on a cold day Oct. 25, 1915 to Henry… Read More »
Raising teens is almost an invasion of the body snatchers scenario
Posted on October 9, 2020By Stan Ashbee Teenagers are a unique beast — they’re cunning, sometimes territorial, and can be unbearable, at times. But, we learn to cope with,… Read More »