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May 16
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Fifty million years ago, world temperatures were 10 degrees Celsius warmer than today and Alberta was a sub-tropical home to dinosaurs, whose fossilized skeletons are on display at the Royal Ontario...
Letters |
May 16
Re Children’s mental health front, centre in Muskoka, Huntsville Forester article, May 9
How wonderful to see that across Muskoka both school boards are taking part in the Ministry of Education’s mental health pilot project as part of the larger Provincial Children...
Letters |
May 16
It was with much dismay last week when I tuned into CBC and listened to the account of the demise of yet another small independent bookstore, this time in Huntsville, Ontario, our own backyard. While some may simply dismiss this as a “sign of the times,” I suggest it belies a much more...
Letters |
May 16
To members of Huntsville the council:
I would like to express my shock and dismay upon finding that a beloved local landmark, the aged maple tree that grows on the edge of Indian Landing in Port Sydney, has undergone a substantial alteration at the hands of an overzealous town worker.
Letters |
May 16
Re: Zoning decision trumps jobs: developer, Huntsville Forester article May 2.
Kris House needs to get off his high horse and place the blame for the zoning application denial squarely where it belongs, on his shoulders.
The real reason the town denied the rezoning application...
Letters |
May 16
Re: Women’s rights are not up for debate, Huntsville Forester opinion column, May 9.
No woman sets out to pursue an abortion. It is always a response to a situation in which they feel their options are too few or non-existent.
We have not done a very good job...
Columns |
May 11
The weather here in Muskoka has been quite assorted lately, but gradually the temperature has been increasing, bringing on the annual season of natural renewal, including the time when many wildlife species give birth.
It is also the season when wildlife mothers are out foraging in...
Columns |
May 11
Mom, dad, grandma, grandpa, are some of the affectionate ways we describe family members who are unique and irreplaceable.
If an accident or illness, a disability or even death claimed one of the unique and irreplaceable people in your life, what would you do?
Certainly there would be...