Category: COLUMNS

At my last visit to the dentist the hygienist suggested I consider buying an electric toothbrush. “The rotary motion gets your teeth a lot cleaner,” […] Read More

I will spend many hours this summer playing golf. Or, as one of my golf partners is fond of reminding me: misspend. He has suggested […] Read More

With Summer fast approaching and the end of COVID-19’s grip on Canada drawing near, the post-pandemic world is becoming clearer by the day. Though Canada’s […] Read More

By MP Colin Carrie As we gradually move away from the hardships imposed on the world in 2020, the path back to a life of […] Read More

Dear Money Lady… My New Year’s Resolution is to get my finances in order, but I have a lot of credit card debt and I […] Read More

By MP Colin Carrie With the 43rd general election now behind us, we go back to the House of Commons to kick off our 43rd […] Read More

By Helen Christos/Columnist If you want to live up to 100, and even beyond, feel spry and happy, and who knows, perhaps dance on your […] Read More

By Helen Christos Medical astrology and the Bible The principles of medical astrology are a bit complex for the average person, but we can, however, […] Read More

By Helen Christos Travelling takes a particular toll on all of us, but mostly on the working woman. Out of town trips usually mean stays […] Read More

By Sergeant Sheri Tate/DRPS As the senior support coordinator, I’ve been receiving more and more questions from the public about a form of elder abuse […] Read More

By Sgt. Sheri Tate/DRPS According to the Alzheimer Society, three out of five people with a form of dementia, such as Alzheimer disease, will become […] Read More

By Sergeant Sheri Tate/DRPS Lately myself and Tammy Rankin, the senior safety advisor for the Region of Durham, have been assisting many seniors who have […] Read More

By Sergeant Sheri Tate/DRPS When I started my job as senior support coordinator for the Durham Regional Police Service (DRPS) two years ago, I had […] Read More