This week at Queen’s Park by Jim McDonell This week our province is marking Agriculture Week, from October 7 to October 13. I can tell you the government continues to find ways to support farmers…
Around the Nation A column by Tom Van Dusen Well, now… isn’t this an interesting turn of events! I’m talking about controversial Aquaworld in Augusta Township just west of Prescott which has been caught in…
by Jamie Wilson NDDHS Minister of Communications North Dundas is excited to announce that we will be holding our annual Terry Fox Walk this Friday, October 9. The school is thankful that we were able…
by Jamie Wilson NDDHS Minister of Communications We have successfully made it through our first few weeks of school as we enter October. Students are still adjusting to the faster paced learning but face to…
Student wellness to be discussed at Student Council meeting today by Jamie Wilson NDDHS Minister of Communications Students at North Dundas are adjusting well to the new Covid arrangements as we reach the middle of…
Around the Nation by Tom Van Dusen I’m about to make an open confession, here and now, to say something so politically incorrect … I can feel the hostility already! I like cormorants! Strolling along…
by Jamie Wilson NDDHS, Minister of Communications School has finally started back up again after a six-and-a-half-month spring break. Students started school on either Friday the 11th, Monday the 14th, or Tuesday the 15th. The…
Above: Cover by Ryan Sook ©2020 DC Comics (used for review purposes only) A Comics Column by Patrick R. Burger The first thing that should be said in a review of The Legion of Super-Heroes…
Around the Nation by Tom Van Dusen There’s something about Cursed Covid that has many folks looking to Mother Nature for solace. It’s probably the accurate notion that C-19 isn’t likely to get you in…
Last Week at Queen’s Park by MPP Jim McDonell Last week, teachers returned to school, joining local staff and administration to complete final preparations for the start of school. School boards will be utilizing the…
Around the Nation A column by Tom Van Dusen You’ve all seen the masked, downcast lineups I’m sure, happy that at least for now you haven’t had to join them! Stretching back along the sides…
by Jackie Kelly-Pemberton, Director, Ontario Federation of Agriculture ONTARIO — Abattoirs and processing plants are essential for livestock and poultry farmers to market locally-grown and processed food to consumers. The COVID-19 crisis has revealed vulnerabilities…
by Drew Spoelstra Executive Member, Ontario Federation of Agriculture ONTARIO — Ontario farms are places of business, where animals are raised, safe and sustainable food is produced, and where a living is made. But they…
Around the Nation by Tom Van Dusen I made up my mind Saturday morning that I wouldn’t go to Smokie Ridge Vineyard and just take pictures of cyclists setting off on the inaugural Ride the…
by Paul Vickers, Director, Ontario Federation of Agriculture Farm safety should be at the forefront of everyone’s minds while working on the farm every day. However, as we all know, unfortunate events still occur. It’s…
