This Week In Art/Culture/Entertainment
I’m not losing sleep over this. There are too many other things going on I can give attention to, but this policy is rubbish.
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Entertainment
Canada Day Was Picture Perfect
During the 1 p.m. opening ceremony, committee chair Brian Hare dedicated this year’s event to past committee chair and 15-year volunteer, the late Ken McLaughlin.
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How Tough Were We? Is the Wrong Question
“Really? Well don’t get too fond of him; we are putting the crazy old fart in a home.” “Really? Well don’t get too fond of him; we are putting the crazy old fart in a home.”
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This Week In Art/Culture/Entertainment
ShareBy John Swartz It’s Canada Day on Monday. Despite the doom and gloom our national media keeps conjuring, and what
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A Bike For You, And A Bike For You…
Lehmann worked with the folks at Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Orillia and District to figure out how many bikes were needed.
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This Week In Art/Culture/Entertainment, Part 2
… there was one watering hole for every 150 people (for comparison that would be 213 bars today)
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My Bicycling Adventures
About 25 years ago I decided to try to ride a neighbourhood kid’s bike. It is one of the skills you never forget – or so they say.
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deWitt Wins 2024 Leacock Medal
SharePress Release The president, Daphne Mainprize, and board of Stephen Leacock Associates are pleased to announce Patrick deWitt is the
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This Week In Art/Culture/Entertainment
Dan graduated from Twin Lakes Secondary School and last week got a publishing deal with Randall Standridge Music, a major American publishing house.
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Spray It On And It Just Works
Had I gone ahead with one brilliant idea I could be in serious trouble with the Children’s Aid Society.
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