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by Cathy Krar Your mother may have told you to stop thinking about sex, but if we don’t pay attention to plant sex we are putting our very existence at risk. Plant sex is necessary for [...]

Local farmers Keith Currie (right) and Brent Preston each gave a keynote address in front of 400 delegates at the Globe Food Leadership Summit in Calgary earlier this month. Currie, who farms [...]

The Coates Creek Horror by Christopher Dodd October returns, and with it the restless whisper of leaves. They stir old stories, and this disturbing mystery rises again from the murky depths of [...]

by Cecily Ross It was elbows up and gloves off in Mulmur Saturday morning as upwards of 70 citizens and activists crowded into town hall to learn what they can do to prevent the establishment of [...]

Editor: Something happened in our little village of Creemore that I cannot ignore. A man in our community – a kind, gentle, deeply caring massage therapist who works in my building – was simply [...]

Editor: Last week’s Harvest Edition of The Creemore Echo described some of the many challenges of farming. Some challenges are difficult to influence – the weather, commodities markets, urban [...]

Editor: I attended one of the A-OTHR meetings and was disgusted by the total lack of clarity in the presentation. The person identified as the contractor put up black and white diagrams that only [...]

Editor: I appreciate Paul Arnill’s concern for road safety on Riverside Drive (Cycling behaviour causes hazard, The Creemore Echo, Sept. 19 letters, page 5). But riding two abreast, especially [...]

Editor: Regarding Cycling behaviour causes hazard (The Creemore Echo, Sept. 19 letters, page 5). I’ve been cycling in Clearview for more than a decade and I find the drivers very respectful. Most [...]

Editor: I agree with your reader regarding motorist safety when passing slow moving vehicles on hills (Cycling behaviour causes hazard, The Creemore Echo, Sept. 19 letters, page 5). Something [...]