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Andrew Henwood is feeling pretty optimistic. Grateful, even. Most mornings he wakes up feeling happy, he says. He is concerned for his wife’s health, and knows she isn’t happy — that weighs heavily on him, but he feels fortunate she’s safely tucked away at Upper Canada Lodge, … [Read more...] about How local senior copes through pandemic

This time last year, St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church volunteers would be in the midst of preparing for their annual … [Read more...] about Churches caring for communities during closure

Jim Gay had second thoughts about retirement on May 19. That was the day Premier Doug Ford announced that Ontario’s schools would stay empty for the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year. As the veteran music teacher says, though, these were very fleeting second thoughts. … [Read more...] about Virgil musician, teacher retires from Eden

How has an ecosystem, something that has been around for 12,000 years or 180 million years, become deemed as ours? And when we arguably need nature the most, how can all of that soil, rock, and bark, formed by nothing but … [Read more...] about How did nature become owned by humans? And at what cost?