Fall is definitely just around the corner, with that comes the start up of several events. The Emo Legion will start its Senior’s bowling on Thursday, September 4. Beer and Burger resumes Friday, September 5. Contact the Legion at 482-2250 if you require more information. School starts September 3rd for […]
Columnists
I woke early this morning, just as the sun was stretching, before she had found her voice. I like to think she wakens from a restorative sleep while deep under a thick fluffy comforter coloured with shades of oranges and yellows and pinks and reds, rather than merely coming into […]
If athletes were thoroughbreds (as in racehorses), who would be each sport’s leading sires — the quarterback or centre fielder or defenceman with an offspring of equal or greater ability? As generational all-stars go, baseball has the Ken Griffeys (Jr. and Sr.) and the Bonds (Bobby, Barry); hockey has Bobby […]
By Robert Animikii Horton
Special to the Times
Special to the Times
To best describe: it’s always like a thunderbird, rolling like advancing storm clouds. Rumbling, a slipping fault-line, especially when climbing gears. First. Second. Third. Passing the Sorting Gap. Fourth. Fifth. Up and over the Noden Causeway during a smooth trade-off from setting sun to stellar skies. Locking into Sixth […]
By Liz Adam
Life Coach’s Corner
Life Coach’s Corner
Managing our minds is a big key to being able to manage many different aspects of our lives including emotions, relationships, time and money. There are a lot of situations bombarding our minds these days not only on the news but also in our own individual lives and communities. With […]
DID YOU KNOW? Before students head off to college or university, they should assemble a safety kit with some essential items like: CAMPUS LIFE: PRIORITIZING STUDENT SAFETY When students are away at school, it can be easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of campus life. However, […]
Well, that’s a wrap on the 125th Emo Fall Fair! What an incredible weekend. We couldn’t have asked for better weather. To be honest, the Emo Fair for many of us is just like Christmas and it is over too fast. The clean up is still on, but the fun […]
The Dance Hall Community Association is celebrating their grand opening with a walleye fish fry. This celebration takes place this Sunday, August 24, at the Dance Hall from 4-6:30 p.m. The cost is adults $25, youth 5-12 years $12 and youth 5 and under eat free. Take out meals are […]
My brother has lost his wife. He didn’t misplace her at the mall nor are they engaged in an elaborate game of hide-n-seek. She has gone ahead, leaving him uncertain as to how to be in this world without her. Many of you know this space, have felt the crippling […]
The next time you see somebody protecting their head from the sun with that funny little baseball cap that seems to be missing only a propeller on top, the hat the Montreal Expos made famous, it’s worth remembering how it all began. This may seem a stretch but…putting a major-league […]
By Robert Animikii Horton
Special to the Times
Special to the Times
Sharing some encouragement and advice with a long-time friend’s first graduate to leave home was a reminder that it’s that time of year again. In the coming weeks, many recent graduates from our region and else ware) will be leaving their nests to chase exciting new opportunities and bright futures. […]
DID YOU KNOW? Students headed to college or university have a lot on their plates, especially when it comes to finding a safe place to live. When searching for suitable accommodations, it’s essential to prioritize fire safety to ensure their new place of residence makes the grade. Last week’s Safety […]
