How Glengarry Went to War
Can you imagine the citizens of Dunvegan holding a summer social to raise funds to buy machine guns for the
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Author: Bonnie Laing
Beau’s – Sober plans for uneasy times
In addition to the COVID-19 virus, Canada has another crisis on its hands. According to Beer Canada, the sales of
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A life in pictures; Fran Bailey publishes retrospective of her paintings
Anyone wanting a glimpse into artist Fran Bailey’s past need only buy her new book to view and read about
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Ken Duff – Vankleek Hill’s own music man
Music has always played a large part in Ken Duff’s life, since before he first picked up a guitar at
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The many talents of Adam Davidson-Harden
Musician. Songwriter. Educator. Social justice advocate. All of these attributes of Adam Davidson-Harden will be on display when he, along
Read moreFulfilling a dying person’s wish
“Medical assistance in dying (MAiD) is a human right,” Robin Flockton declares. “People have the right to control their own
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A Celebration of Imperfection: author is on a mission to reduce the waste of food
Melissa Assaly is on a mission to cut down on the 168 million tons of food that is wasted in
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Coffee with a conscience: Totem Roasters arrives on the Hill
Little did Carl Dubé realize six years ago when he set out to buy some equipment from a defunk coffee
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Retreat and Restore at Répica Station
Affected by the heat, work or any of the other stresses of modern life? Then head to Répica Station in
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A way with words: L’Orignal native has done ground-breaking work on bilingual language development
“I enjoy studying languages and I like helping people, so my career is a natural fit,” says Andrea MacLeod of
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