I Remember Harold. Who Wouldn’t?
Isn’t it odd we remember some of the kids but not all? I can still picture a boy in Grade 5 named Harold.
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Month: June 2019
Waterfront Development Front-Runners
The three companies are invited to submit plans from the City’s Request for Proposals process. The RFP documents are still in development and will be released during the summer.
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This Week In Art/Culture/Entertainment
There are only a few days left to help OMAH snag $10,000 from the Great Canadian Giving Challenge
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Two Icons Walk Into The Opera House
There’s an ease for an audience if they’ve never seen dance because there is something relatable in the sound.
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Council Presentations
ShareBy John Swartz Monday night’s regular council meeting began with a couple presentations. The director of Bee City Canada, Shelly
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Sir Sam Steele Honoured
ShareBy John Swartz Sunday morning the life of Sir Samuel Benfield Steele was celebrated at St James’ Anglican Church in
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Have You Got An Idea?
Tell others what you did, how you did it, and what the outcome is.
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Council Preview
Parks Canada has the final decision of the fate of the monument.
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Spoonin’ with Julia
There is an odd-looking device in there I thought might be some sort of bust-line enhancing device. It is made of rubber and cone shaped…
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Celebrating A Hero
Steele created the North-West Mounted Police (now RCMP), and was in the middle of most major events and milestones of early Canadian history
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Downey Is Top Lawyer
ShareBy John Swartz Thursday afternoon Doug Downey was named Ontario’s new attorney general as part of premier Doug Ford’s cabinet
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Cabinet Shuffle
ShareBy John Swartz Premier Doug Ford shuffled his cabinet Thursday and Jill Dunlop found she’s been dealt a better hand.
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It’s All About Love
We’ve had so much success with what we’ve developed out of this studio and we’re proud of what’s come out of it and the comfort of the environment, how it’s set up and how we go about it
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This Week In Art/Culture/Entertainment
I try to wrap my head around the themes each year before seeing what’s been produced and come up with nothing. Then I see the work. Some of it seems so obvious, which illustrates the limit of my imagination,
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Council Preview
Lewis’s list points to a stunning number of conflicting changes in the various acts.
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Genius Is Only One Quality
Perhaps the greatest mystery of our time is why a man with the massive intellect of Albert Einstein couldn’t find someone who could give him a half-decent haircut.
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