- by David A. Robinson (catch up with chapters I, II, III, and IV)
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The Gaspé is huge. It's a country. Crawling around its perimeter, one can only guess at the wonders that lie within. My guitar playing bandmate and neighbour Don loves to go back-country skiing in the Chic Chocs. I glimpsed the edges of this range. Enormous. Maybe it's because ...
Today, 14 farm organizations repeated their joint call for the federal government to cancel variety registration for all genetically modified (GM or genetically engineered) alfalfa until a full economic impact assessment is conducted, and to establish a protocol for testing all imports of alfalfa seed grown in the US.
"Through cross-pollination, GM alfalfa poses a potential risk of contamination...
I must have been waiting for a pot to boil the day I just kept sharing posts on Facebook. Most of these I posted without comment, which suggests my brain was elsewhere engaged, or turned off.
The first was an interactive map that allows a person to find out whose traditional territory they live on with just one click. More than one person I knew had ...
Beer. Wine. Cider. Spirits. History. On Saturday, June 24, Moreston Heritage Village at Grey Roots comes to life with the colourful history of Grey County during prohibition. From noon to 5 pm, the Village will be full of beer, wine, and cider producers; food vendors; live music; and entertainment – all local to Grey, Bruce, & Simcoe counties.
Come on down to Grey Roots and...
On a perfect June evening, the Dufferin School community (the "Dragons") - from kindergarten children to some of the first teachers to have taught in the present school building - said good-bye to their school. After ice cream and face painting and giggles at old photos, there were speeches of course, but the real magic of the evening came as it always does from the sound of children's voices....
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