Opinion

In a survey of Canadian residents who have accessed mental health services in the past year, the Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health (CAMIMH) found that the provinces received a [...]

It’s time to talk about getting the body systems flowing again after Winter hibernation. Specifically, I want to address lymph drainage, and how you can support your lymphatic system to better [...]

Editor: I could feel the floor shaking when I read Helen Blackburn’s account of Leonard Hall in the March 3 edition of The Creemore Echo. Maybe Gerry Blackburn was shaking so hard before and [...]

by Jan Benda A town of little more than 1,000 people, Creemore has three restaurants and three bakeries – each serves coffee and some sweets. These facts tell you something about Creemore [...]

Editor: For two Saturdays in February, Susan and I gave up self-inflicted torture sessions of watching the Toronto Maple Leafs lose to NHL powerhouse teams. Instead, after reading an [...]

It was the last week in February 1902. Horses and cutters and sleighs were bringing people into Creemore from the surrounding country. The Farmers’ Institute had been advertising a meeting of [...]

Dear Money Lady, I received a large severance from my employer that recently eliminated my job after 38 years. I plan to find an advisor, but because I have never had one before I am wondering [...]

Editor: In a pre-COVID study, the CMHC (Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation) found that short- term rentals (STRs), such as AirBnB and VRBO, have disrupted housing markets across Canada, as [...]

Editor: It was interesting to see so much on local housing in last week’s Creemore Echo. It’s sad that this has become an issue. Yet Creemore is not idiosyncratic in the dynamic at play here. [...]

Editor: As a 15-year operator of a multi award winning tourism business in Clearview, I would like to provide some input on what is missing from Clearview Tourism Plan. (Re: “Something missing [...]