Concern over MOECC’s role applies elsewhere
The editorial comments in the Oct. 19 edition were right on the mark. In fact, the issues raised concerning the Green Energy Act (GEA) and installation of wind turbines could…
It’s time to start thinking about municipal vote
We’re now less than one year away from the municipal election on Oct. 22, 2018, with the official campaign to start with the opening of nominations on May 1. It’s…
Natural beauty, health care, agri-tourism on list
In response to Gary Mooney’s list of issues, I could not agree more, especially in terms of infrastructure, which is definitely one of our largest issues. But I would like…
Protestant reformer Luther ‘a man for the ages’
Five hundred years ago this week, Oct. 31, 1517, Martin Luther posted his ‘95 Theses’ on the door of the Wittenberg Castle Church in Germany. Luther, a young monk with…
Dangerous intersection requires attention
Recently, my wife and I witnessed an accident between a dump trunk and a Volkswagen Golf at the intersection of County Rd. 1 and Hwy 62. Had the Golf moved…
Quaiff’s decision good for county
The mayor’s decision to run for the provincial Liberals will be very good for Prince Edward County. I do not think that any mayor has been as connected to Queen’s…
U.K. moves forward with neonicotinoid ban
British Environmental Secretary Michael Gove has announced that the U.K. will back a total ban on neonicotinoid pesticides in fields across Europe. Gove cited recent new evidence that shows that…
Inside The Library: Starlings have arrived at County libraries
We have been busy spreading the word about our new devices – the Starling! Starlings count every word the wearer hears in order to inspire parents and caregivers to be…
Persecution of Christians is ongoing
An international day of prayer for the persecuted church was observed in churches around the world on Sunday, Nov. 12, 2017. The motto for 2017, taken from Romans 8:31 was…
Ridge Road doesn’t need another aggregate pit
Another aggregate pit on Ridge Road? Is five not enough? Is it right to destroy arable farmland, currently zoned and used for agricultural purposes, to create yet another gravel pit…