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July 9, 2020   ·   0 Comments

by BRIAN LOCKHART I was perusing around a Canadian Tire store the other day in the sporting goods and recreation departments. It’s one of my ...

New mask rules are unnecessary

OUR READERS WRITE I am concerned about the direction we are headed in this province regarding COVID-19.   We seem to have things more under ...

We’ve more to celebrate

by TOM CLARIDGE As is always the case, the first week of July sees celebrations on both sides of the border between Canada and the ...

Is a photo worth 1,000 words?

by BRIAN LOCKHART There is an old saying: ‘A picture is worth 1000 words.’ That may be true in some cases, but quite often a ...

Mandatory masks

EDITORIAL THERE MUST BE A TOUCH OF IRONY in the fact that all persons wishing to enter a store or business place in Dufferin County ...

The two Michaels

by BRIAN LOCKHART It was announced this past week that two Canadian men being held in China have now been charged with spying. Michael Kovrig ...

My hello to you, Shelburne

by PAULA BROWN, SHELBURNE LJI REPORTER I want to take a quick moment here to introduce myself to you. My name is Paula Brown and ...

The gap is widening

EDITORIAL IT OUGHT TO HAVE SURPRISED no one when Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Tuesday that the Canada-U.S. border will remain closed for ordinary tourists ...

Property rights

by BRIAN LOCKHART I received a letter from the RCMP the other day notifying me that I may or may not be a criminal in ...

Political aftermaths

EDITORIAL LAST JANUARY, the political situation in North America seemed pretty well estsblished. In both Canada and the United States, the governments in power seemed ...

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