In plain view
May 5, 2026
I walked past a tall tree the other day, only to notice a large nest near the top. In summer it would have been completely
I walked past a tall tree the other day, only to notice a large nest near the top. In summer it would have been completely
Dear Editor, How big is your ego? How much territory do you identify as your own responsibility? You may identify as king or queen of
Editor, On Sunday, a friend and I travelled to Ottawa to take part in the guitar show. He travels regularly to the city, and has
My birdfeeder is just outside my front window, so I see the birds as they come to feed. Some are so pretty, like the Cardinals
Editor, Trying to understand the erratic and highly questionable actions of the American president must include a closer look at the economic policies his regime
The house only shook for about 6 seconds, but it changed my naïve thinking. Houses aren’t as solid as they appear. Something more powerful lies
Over the weekend, some 70 residents were evacuated from their homes in Mansfield-et-Pontefract, and on Monday, the neighbouring municipality of Fort-Coulonge declared a state of
The phone rang. I didn’t recognize the number but it was a local call I thought. I said hello. “I am upgrading your Internet service,”
Dear Editor, I would like to raise the awareness of the writing competition at Shawville Fair. The Shawville Fair has been operating since the late
I walked past a tall tree the other day, only to notice a large nest near the top. In summer it would have been completely hidden, but today, without leaves on the tree, it was very conspicuous. It got me
Dear Editor, How big is your ego? How much territory do you identify as your own responsibility? You may identify as king or queen of your castle, be it a small apartment or a spacious mansion, looking after your family
Editor, On Sunday, a friend and I travelled to Ottawa to take part in the guitar show. He travels regularly to the city, and has found that crossing over to Ontario means driving on scenic well-paved roads – better paved
My birdfeeder is just outside my front window, so I see the birds as they come to feed. Some are so pretty, like the Cardinals and Goldfinches. Then I see the little Sparrows. Plain. Ordinary. But in Matthew 10, though
Editor, Trying to understand the erratic and highly questionable actions of the American president must include a closer look at the economic policies his regime follows. To make America great again, he has made threatening gestures such as attacking the
The house only shook for about 6 seconds, but it changed my naïve thinking. Houses aren’t as solid as they appear. Something more powerful lies beneath its foundation. Which made also made me think. Someone more powerful holds life. Holds
Over the weekend, some 70 residents were evacuated from their homes in Mansfield-et-Pontefract, and on Monday, the neighbouring municipality of Fort-Coulonge declared a state of emergency. River levels are expected to stabilize and begin receding by mid-week.
The phone rang. I didn’t recognize the number but it was a local call I thought. I said hello. “I am upgrading your Internet service,” the recording said, “free.” That sounded okay, so I pressed the number 1 as requested.
Dear Editor, I would like to raise the awareness of the writing competition at Shawville Fair. The Shawville Fair has been operating since the late 1850s and this year is the fourth year for our writing competition. The contest is
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