When you can’t escape
In the interest of full disclosure for those reading this, I am one of three male board members on the Chatham-Kent Women’s Centre.
It wasn’t...
Democracy vs. safety
Around the globe, COVID-19 lockdown orders have led to much debate over the right to protest versus the need to protect the public from...
Drugs and crime
Even it hasn’t happened to you, it most likely has happened to someone close to you – a break-in at your home, workplace or...
Let’s act Canadian
For the first time in 11 weeks, we're not being prompted, cajoled, urged, threatened, shamed, yelled at, terrified, tricked, pushed, persuaded, pummeled or convinced...
Artistic outlets
In a world that is increasingly more focused on technology and trades for future job markets, visual arts are almost always the first to...
Selectively green
When it comes to protecting our environment in Chatham-Kent, it appears we have a double standard.
If we can make money from an initiative, we're...
It’s a tough job
Kermit the Frog once pondered, “It ain’t easy being green,” but in southwestern Ontario, “It ain’t easy being red” these days.
We’re talking about Liberal...
Staying in local hands
Supporters of preserving our heritage in Chatham-Kent are breathing sigh of relief now that the Warrener family has purchased the former Kent County Courthouse...
Connections needed
Citizens at the south end of Victoria Avenue in Chatham have a fair point in their concern about where they would park if adjacent...
She will soon leave our nest
With our daughter off to university in the fall of 2020, Bruce and I will join the ranks of the empty nesters, and I...