Letters

Editor: Welly, well, well, well. Aren’t we in a bit of a fix here in North America. It seems that our sense of entitlement has got us into some escalating COVID-19 numbers. I mean really? What [...]

Editor: Thank you, Tony Fry, for your comments regarding the need to engage young people In the Vision for Creemore project currently underway. The Foundation and the steering committee welcome [...]

Editor: Having moved into town from a house in the woods, Creemore presents me with new sounds. • Bob Ransier’s train whistle invoked the town’s railway past (I wish it were still here!) • Every [...]

Editor: Christmas Eve, heading to a Christmas Day like no other we have known.  Last year our family Christmas Dinner had 38 people who drove many miles to get there: this year a tenth of that [...]

Friends and fellow elves: Seasons Greetings! It took a while, but it is starting to look and feel a lot more like Christmas. I am sorry to say that this year the Creemore Community Christmas [...]

Editor: Finally, a hearing date of Feb. 24, has been set for a pre-conference hearing to jointly hear both the Clearview Niagara Escarpment Plan (NEP) amendment, required if the reconstruction of [...]

What began in mid-March and appeared to be abating in the summer has now come back stronger, taking a hold on the world and our community. The global pandemic’s effects are everywhere and have [...]

Editor: As I folded up my Nov. 20 Echo to recycle it, I noticed an ad from Clearview Township, Notice of Intention to Sell Municipal Land on the back page. Reflecting on the page 2 article, NEC [...]

The Tree Society of Creemore is taking a step forward and thinking about its role in the community. The Society is changing at the board level. We want to acknowledge and thank Tracey Kolowska [...]

Editor: War on ATVers, anti-cyclists, crazy hunters roaming the rural roadways. These seem to be the non-stop editorial submissions that frankly I’m getting tired of reading in The Creemore Echo [...]