by Helen Blackburn | Oct 2, 2026 | Opinion
County Road 9 between Creemore and Dunedin has become a very busy highway. Perhaps A look at what this road was like many years ago will bring a refreshing perspective. These reminiscences are from the pen of G. A. Royal, who spent his boyhood days on the farm at the...
by Trina Berlo | Sep 18, 2026 | Opinion
What is Creemore reading? It’s been a busy summer, with a raft of new books arriving each week – but it’s the release of the film The Odyssey that has made this one so memorable. From book to screen and back again: Hollywood has a way of reviving interestin a title or...
by admin | Sep 18, 2026 | Uncategorized, Opinion
by Cathy Krar, Master Gardener Flowers don’t often find their way onto our dinner plates, unless we’re dining in very high-end restaurants. With some advance planning you too can enjoy the delicious bounty of an edible flower garden and wow your family and friends...
by Owen Roberts | Sep 4, 2026 | Opinion
Farmers prefer to get their income out of the market, instead of existing on government programs. Of course, governments prefer it that way too. But first, markets need to be established. And that’s where government help is welcome by farmers, especially now that...
by Tim Armour | Sep 4, 2026 | Opinion
(written on Aug. 24) This Monday past a special date Rolled round again this year. I like to hoist a joyous toast, It always brings one cheer. But this year in particular I’ve paid it extra note. The burning of the White House, That’s a day that gets my vote. This...
by Helen Blackburn | Sep 4, 2026 | Opinion
When Websterville marked its centennial July 17 1976, Francis and Annalee Webster composed a song in its honour. Webster brothers John, George and Francis were the first to sing it. ...
