Opinion

OPINION – As Ontario farmers prepare to gather for the Ontario Federation of Agriculture’s (OFA) annual general meeting next week, it’s a natural time to reflect on the year behind us — a year that has tested our resilience, unity, and determination like few others.

It happens every year. The clocks change, the mornings stay dark, and suddenly the whole rhythm of the day feels different.

CONSTANCE BAY – Branch 616 has had the expected busy fall season, including .the Earlybird Membership Campaign, Legion Week, Meals to Wheels kickoff, Hallowe’en, standing events plus various private events, and preparations for Remembrance Day.

I was the individual who mentioned concern about lack of Canadian seafood and the current lumber issue. I had mentioned the lack of Canadian seafood in a previous conversation with MP Bruce Fanjoy and his answer, that this a private entity decision, does not sit well with me.

It’s early morning in West Carleton. The sun is just starting to climb over the rooftops, spreading a soft golden light across driveways still damp with dew.

On Oct. 2, the Agriculture and Rural Affairs committee (ARAc) voted in favour of the staff recommendation to provide a Municipal Support Resolution for the two solar applications in Ward 5.

Dear West Carleton friends, I’m excited to share some good news with you! My new book, Becoming Whole in a Fractured World, has just been released on Amazon.

OPINION – This week is Ontario Agriculture Week, leading us into Thanksgiving — one of the most food-focused times of the year. It’s a perfect reminder of just how much our province has to be thankful for when it comes to agriculture and food.