- 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.
The Rotary Club of Meaford has been busy in 2018 making Meaford a little greener.
In 2018, Rotary International President Ian Riseley challenged every Rotary Club around the world to plant one tree for each of their members as...
By Paula Carnakie and Jon Farmer
In an ideal world, violence would not exist. The unfortunate reality, however, is that violence is common. In cases of domestic violence the abuse often stops only when victims remove themselves from the situation. In most abusive relationships the victim is female and escaping the violence requires her to leave secretly, quickly, and without many of the necessities of life. Some women turn to friends and family for shelter. For those without a local support system, there are organizations like The Women’s Centre Grey & Bruce which...
Many people are worried about the impact of recent changes to the Sexual Education Curriculum but are not sure how to move forward. Make It Wright and Youth Elevating Youth (YEY) are coming together on November 29th at 7pm, at the Milk Maid 947, 2nd Avenue East, Owen Sound, to facilitate a letter writing campaign to...
Local author Donna Jansen is launching her second book for young readers just in time for Christmas, in both Owen Sound and Wiarton - details below.
Donna's first book, The Bury Road Girls, was inspired by...
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