Taking the pulse of Ontario ag as COVID-19 continues
We’re all living in a new reality as the changes and challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic continue to play out.
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Column Getting some outdoor therapy when it’s most needed
The first day of spring was Thursday, March 19. But the day winter closed its door nobody paid attention as we were all fixated on the crisis at hand. -
Letters How the world failed to contain COVID-19
This made-in-China virus, referred to as COVID-19 to prevent stigmatization, was first reported to the World Health Organization by China on Jan. -
Column Joseph Lewis was a sailor, farmer, politician and monarchist
Beer’s 1905 Biographical Record is a wonderful 873-page source of information on just about anybody who lived in or came to Kent County during the 19th century. -
Column Keep calm in the midst of stock market jitters
I have seen my stock portfolio lose so much money in the last few days, I am beside myself with panic. -
Letters Doing the right thing in a time of crisis
The other day I visited a convenience store in my neighbourhood, one I have gone to for several years. -
Letters There is a reason why schools are closed
Too many people are not taking the covid-19 pandemic seriously enough. I am a senior citizen with respiratory problems. -
Letters Illegal hunting further complicates our ecosystem
Your recent article regarding the charges laid on hunters highlights the irresponsibility of some citizens when it comes to conservation.
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Letters Let’s show some hope
Like all of us we are all saddened by what is taking place in our world right now. It is hard to feel positive when so many citizens of countries ... -
Column OUTDOORS GUY: The smell of spring in the great outdoors
With ice-fishing huts heading south for the summer and turkey season just around the corner, the smell of spring is definitely in the air. -
Column STROBEL: COVID-19 — we'll shake it off
KAGAWONG, Ont. -‑ When this is over, you will poke your head out of your foxhole and say, “well, it’s not all bad. -
Column BRAUN: Ontario must fix dire shortages of protective equipment
Ontario must prepare immediately for a coronavirus worst-case scenario and equip frontline health workers accordingly. -
Letters Letters to the editor
Playing politicsIt is true that PM Justin Trudeau has presented an impressive image on television, demonstrating an effective balance of firmness and compassion. -
Column Practical management tips for saline patches
Recent wet and dry cycles have increased topsoil salinity in many parts of the Prairies over the past few years. -
Column Purple Grove News
The March meeting of the P G W I was held at the home of Diane Clifford. The theme of the meeting was ‘History’. -
Local News Sudbury letters: Keep dogs on a leash; hoarders criticized; retail workers stand out
Keep your dogs on a leashI am a 64-year-old avid outdoor person enjoying the trails all over Greater Sudbury almost daily. -
Letters Letter to the Editor: Companies should donate spare respirators to health care workers
The COVID-19 contagion is currently a global pandemic; there is an extremely high probability of it affecting our region with the severity similar to the way it has affected thousands ... -
Column COVID-19 will change how we buy food, forever
Sylvain Charlebois COVID-19 will redefine grocery shopping and food service. Convenience now has a different meaning.
