t’s been said that “the best-laid plans of mice and men often go awry,” although the original Robert Burns poem has a more Scottish flair to it. His 1785 poem points to the vulnerability of all living things to unpredictable circumstances. Specifically, the narrator of this piece destroys a mouse’s winter nest, making the mouse keenly aware that most carefully laid plans can be ruined by outside forces.
Legislative changes aimed at preventing illegal land uses, especially illegal truck yards, come as good news to municipalities who have been struggling with the issue for years. The amendments would enable municipalities to impose administrative monetary penalties for illegal land uses, including illegal truck yards that are frequently established on rural, agricultural or residential properties.
York-Simcoe will lose its dedicated MPP. Caroline Mulroney announced Monday she’s resigning her seat in the Legislature, effective June 5. In a letter to constituents, Mulroney said serving as MPP for York-Simcoe for the past eight years has “been one of the greatest privileges of my life. It is not a decision I have made lightly.”
As you prepare your adventure packs for a summer of trekking or exploring, you will want to add one component. To ensure your safety and connectivity, you just have to have a set of good, old-fashioned walkie talkies.
Life is funny, in every sense of the word. My trusty lexicon defines funny as “causing light mirth and laughter … amusing … seeking or intended to amuse …”
The Ontario government has begun major construction on the Bradford Bypass, marking a significant milestone in the province’s plan to fight gridlock and shorten travel ...
There is an ever-growing need in these economically and socially troubled times to consider alternative types of Housing for people in King Township at a ...
Investigators with the York Regional Police Firearms Investigations Team are seeking witnesses following a shooting at a residence in the Township of King.On Friday, May ...
If you’re a regular reader of my column, you know all too well that I tend to share my life’s journey – every sordid detail. I’ve always felt that having lived into my 60s, I just might have a few tidbits to impart, to share with my fellow human beings. I truly believe that finding things in common helps us realize we are not alone in this wild ride known as life.
From the whirl of carnival rides to the sound of live music and the smell of fair‑style favourites, the unofficial start to the summer season ...
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