Editorial

Editorial
August 27, 2025

Chaos in Picton Harbour

A key part of the County’s Statement of Claim against the Thompsons is its assertion that a clearly marked security camera outside the Marina launch office produced “a surreptitious recording” of County staff on a site visit they conducted on March 20th, ten days before the couple had been ordered to vacate the premises. 

Editorial
August 21, 2025

2025 marks the second year in the last decade when a drought resistant crop like wine grapes has been decimated by dry conditions. This year’s drought has prompted the Prince Edward County Winegrowers Association board to explore forming a climate change subcommittee to how best to lobby the province for irrigation infrastructure support.

Editorial
August 13, 2025

Keep an eye out for the sheer number of times, and the sheer number of ways, you are told AI is something you ought to be using. 

Editorial
August 6, 2025

Not every drowning victim will be saved on beaches with lifeguards. But in every case lifeguards will start search-and-save efforts sooner. While a frantic parent is trying to tell a 911 dispatcher where they are, a team lead will have already relayed that information — first responders are already on the scene.

Editorial
July 30, 2025

All the words around AI, the idea that it can be “trained,” that it “reads,” that it “writes,” that it has “intelligence” — all of them are deceptive.

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Letters
July 23, 2025

CountyFirst, Defense Spending, and GranolaGate

Editorial
July 16, 2025

CountyFirst: it calls itself the Prince Edward County Residents Association. It's anonymous, artificial, and unaccountable.

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Editorial
July 9, 2025

Even if you are not quite ready to enter an exhibit — a prize yearling calf, a basket of perfect, polished crabapples, or a precious bouquet of carefully tended dahlias — the Fair Book offers something perhaps more important. It’s a guide to how to enjoy the Fair. To appreciate the care that goes into every single competition, by every contestant, in every class and category.

Editorial
July 2, 2025

It may just be our best kept secret, unknown even to those who live here.

Editorial
June 25, 2025

An MZO, by its very nature, removes municipal jurisdiction. It overrides municipal zoning. If granted, it would establish a Special Economic Zone right on Picton Bay, where the Terminals can do what it likes. Of course, the Terminals has always pretty much done what it likes.

Editorial
June 18, 2025

Environmental responsibility and democracy are connected.

Editorial
June 12, 2025

None of these festivals, launches, lunches, concerts, fundraisers, or celebrations makes any money, but they are the reason many of us are here, and many more are on the way.

Editorial
June 4, 2025

It was not a promise to send the Royal navy should the occasion arise, but it was certainly a flex of the possibility.

Editorial
May 28, 2025

It is essential that all new, large-scale construction in the County be built not to rely on fossil fuels.

Editorial
May 21, 2025

Crown moves to withdraw the charge against Picton Terminals

Editorial
May 14, 2025

Nobody wants growth that just creates a mindless suburban swathe. You need intentional growth, and that requires a shared vision. People working together create a place they want to live in.

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