by Madeleine Fournier of Green Orillia | Oct 6, 2022 | Featured
Sustainable Simcoe North Lately I have been thinking about the role of youth in advocacy and action for the climate crisis. It is gravely concerning to me the disproportionate effect that climate change will have on young people whose futures will be profoundly...
by Kayla Kent-Jarvis, RMT | Oct 6, 2022 | Featured
There is a time in some people’s lives when everything changes. Everything feels different and everything looks different. The road of pregnancy can be such a gift, but also a huge adjustment period. Having been pregnant and given birth twice I understand how long...
by Risha Yorke | Oct 5, 2022 | Featured
As a Business and Success coach, I answer questions about business and your personal path to success. Send your questions in to risha@yorkemotivational.com. I have big dreams. There is so much I want to accomplish, and I have my sights set high. It feels like,...
by Laura Proctor | Oct 5, 2022 | Featured
Millennial Perspectives As I write this, women in Iran are throwing their hijabs in to bonfires. These widespread protests began when 22-year-old Mahsa Amini died while in the custody of Iran’s so-called “morality police”. They had taken her in to custody for...
by Jamie Proctor | Aug 3, 2022 | Featured
Welcome to the fourth column featuring the animals of Speaking of Wildlife, various native species that can’t possibly be released into nature. Today we’ll be looking at our physically largest resident: Maverick, our grey wolf. Or just ‘wolf.’ It doesn’t...
by Hillary Handy | Aug 3, 2022 | Featured
The Toddler Tourist: Exploring Hidden Gems In Your Own Backyard There’s something in the air in August. Is it the smell of school and September on the horizon? Is it the magic of a month of potential for fun and frolic? Or could it be a different kind of magic....
