Last week I picked up a book that had been on my shelf a long time about nineteenth century women authors, novelists I love to read. As the writers try to describe how these women coped with a predominantly male occupation, they begin with descriptions of how men of the era understood authorship. Some authors spoke of begetting their work onto the page, creating a world as ...
November 27, 2018
Dear Owen Sound DIA Members;
OBIAA is the network that represents unique and vibrant BIAs across Ontario. The Association supports and advocates on behalf of its members through the building and nurturing of strong relationships and partnerships. OBIAA is a leader in the development and sharing of information, tools, resources and best practices, and
- by Maxine Iharosy
Yeah. I'm smiling.
I got the opportunity to do some pretty great stuff lately- things that anchor me to my reasons for doing what I do. I taught a class that was intended to demonstrate inclusivity and personal agency in yoga at the @mentallyfitmf event in #owensound last weekend.
Moving your body and feeling safe to do so is a privilege for many just as much as it is a resource. And today...
The raising of a flag at the Harry Lumley Bayshore this morning marked 16 days of activism against violence against women.
Here are the remarks by the President of the Zonta Club of Owen Sound, Cindy Weir:
The Zonta Club of Owen Sound is taking a stand against Gender-based violence and we say NO...
- by Anne Finlay-Stewart, Editor
When I asked Stephanie Termeer, owner of All Things T on 10th Street East “Why a tea store?” she replied “Well at first it was going to be ice cream. But that was twenty years ago. In Shakespeare.” She laughs at the memory.
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