- by Anne Finlay-Stewart
Every once in a while you hear the story on the radio - bank balances sitting unclaimed - secret treasures. I've looked a few times on the Bank of Canada website myself, hoping that a small fortune had slipped my mind. The hunt, of course, is the most entertaining part, although I would not turn down a few dollars if they happened to be in my name.
When I was sure that I could not delight my immediate family or friends with a surprise bonanza, I was reluctant to give up the search. I began to look beyond personal names, and into organizations, some of whom I could not trace. Mysteries deepened....
When we are born, our family claims us, forms our identity. Our parents give us our name, a first name that they choose and a last name that identifies the family we are part of. We see the world from our parents' arms, or from the stroller they push. We go where we are taken, meet the people our parents choose, see the places they take us, get used to having the ...
In the 21st century, career paths are seldom a straight line, but Charlee Roy's has more detours than some. When Charlee opens her store – NakdBasics Aromatherapy Hub - in downtown Owen Sound on April 1, it will be another landmark on her remarkable road.
Charlee is a long way from the Goth teenager who was "frankly not interested in anyone else's rules"; who left her parents' Jackson home, dropped out of school and lived homeless in Owen Sound.
After getting her education and working as a veterinary technician and a sous chef, Charlee recognized that her future lay in human healthcare. She became a....
If you're planning a stay-cation this March Break, be sure to bring the kids to the Bruce Power Visitors' Centre.
Programs run from March 13-17 and include energy exhibitions, magic shows, art classes, acting workshops, Indigenous craft-making and robotic demonstrations as well as entertaining conservation and...
On Saturday May 27, 2017 CWHC will be taking a luxury coach bus to visit the Nancy Island Historic Site, at Wasaga Beach and the last Edwardian era built passenger liner steamship, S.S. Keewatin, at Port McNicoll.
Tickets include transportation, admission and...
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