Carley Milne-Servage NDDHS, Minister of Communications Today, Wednesday, January 15, there is a one-day strike. There are no classes for students in grades 9-12. The UCDSB has also decided not to proceed with the grade…
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By Brent Royce Director, Ontario Federation of Agriculture Clean, safe drinking water is one of the most essential resources on a farm and in a home. Here in Ontario, we’re fortunate to have an ample…
By Keith Currie President, Ontario Federation of Agriculture A new year, and a new decade, is a great opportunity to reflect on where we have been and look ahead to the opportunities and challenges for…
Cannabis 101: CBD vs THC A column by Dr. Pierre Milot, PhD. Hi everyone and welcome to my new column on Cannabis. Sometimes referred to as Dr. PierreCBD by fellow citizens and neighbours that know…
By Peggy Brekveld Vice President, Ontario Federation of Agriculture Ontario’s agri-food industry is a powerhouse for the province and we’ve got room to grow – that’s the message the Ontario Federation of Agriculture (OFA) took…
by Teresa Van Raay Director, Ontario Federation of Agriculture A recent survey of Ontario Federation of Agriculture (OFA) members showed that 91 percent of respondents are having conversations about the future of their family farms….
By Jackie Kelly-Pemberton Director, Ontario Federation of Agriculture For more than a year, Ontario’s beef industry has been in a state of uncertainty and duress. Depressed market prices, trade and market access barriers, a shortage…
by Carley Milne-Servage NDDHS, Minister of Communications We’d like to extend a warm, North Dundas welcome to our new international student who has come from Australia. His name is Oliver and he’s in Grade 10….
This week at Queen’s Park by Jim McDonell In our office and across the riding, I often meet seniors who are struggling to keep pace with the spiralling cost of living. Basic dental care is…
by Ernie Hardman Ontario Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs ONTARIO — The continuing CN Rail strike is of serious and urgent concern to our government, as rural, remote, and northern communities in Ontario…
by Carley Milne-Servage NDDHS Minister of Communications On Friday, November 15, many students showed their creativity and spirit by picking a teacher and imitating their unique school style. There were students dressed as a variety…
by Rejean Pommainville, Director, Ontario Federation of Agriculture Natural gas is the cleanest, most affordable and efficient fossil fuel available in Ontario to heat our homes and use in commercial and industrial processes. Renewable natural…
North Dundas’s first prom fundraiser is kicking off today, November 13, and will be continuing until November 27. You can participate in this fundraiser by shopping from Thirty-One Bags, a great spot to purchase some…
By Jackie Kelly-Pemberton, Director, Ontario Federation of Agriculture Strong leadership forms the foundation of any government, organization and business. We’ve seen our fair share of leaders vying for recognition and positions lately with the federal…
by Carley Milne-Servage NDDHS, Minister of Communications This year, Student Council has brought back Grade Reps, which means two students from Grades 9-11 will represent their grade and gain experience being a part of Student…
