At the Hottest Street Sale this Saturday, KT Tae Kwon Do will be doing a demonstration at 11:00, including the breaking of boards and blocks (cement!) with their bare hands and feet.
The mayor and our new MPP will be participating, and ...
- by Diane Ferguson
I originally wrote a comment in response to Shea Angus’ thoughtful piece on the complexities of the abortion debate. His piece was written from the perspective of an adoptee’s son. I wanted to add to the conversation as I too have struggled with the abortion debate, both as an adoptee (1965) and as a woman. I have since edited to include more information.
For many years I was ambivalent about the abortion debate. If abortion existed ...
In celebration of Ontario’s Seniors Month in June, Bruce County is pleased to announce that Gateway Haven resident Kathy Broeckel has received an Ontario Senior of the Year award! This award is given by a municipality to recognize an outstanding senior who, after age 65, enriches the social, cultural, or civic life of the community. ...
Local non-violence advocate, arts promoter, and facilitator Jon Farmer has registered as a candidate for Owen Sound City Council. The 31 year old father filed his papers on June 27 to appear on the ballot for the municipal election on October 24.
“I’m running for City Council because I love Owen Sound and because I want to be part of the team working on solutions to the complex challenges facing our community,” Farmer said in a release. ...
The Bank of Canada has never been successful engineering a “soft landing” from high inflation by rapidly hiking interest rates, according to a new historical analysis released today by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives.
In fact, every time over the past 60 years that interest rates were hiked quickly to bring down inflation by the amount currently targeted by the Bank of Canada, it resulted in a recession. ...
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