Picton Gazette editorial

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It was likely equal doses of unbridled optimism and naivety on your humble scribe’s part when, in mid-June, he pitched most of his cloth masks…

At the time this week’s editorial was being written, Ontario’s education workers and the provincial government were scheduled to meet in hopes of hammering out…

In the end, those pining for a whole sale change at Shire Hall on Monday night after the (delayed) election results were put on public…

Canada’s Oldest Community Newspaper will eschew political endorsements ahead of Monday’s municipal election for a visioning excercise and a reminder when it comes to selecting…

It was a bumpy bus ride along the 401 near Cobourg when your humble scribe (Two months into his journalism career) managed to gather the…

Federal politics in Canada took another dark turn this week when the RCMP confirmed they were investigating Diagolon leader Jeremy MacKenzie concerning alleged threats he…

On October 24th, the last of the registered voters in PEC will be making their way to the polls to cast their vote for Mayor,…

From the vantage point afforded my seven-year-old self at Fairfield Historic Park September 22, 1984, I knew there was some kind of commotion happening off…

With thanks to letter writer Paul Allen this week, both the author and Canada’s Oldest Community Newspaper endeavour to help educate the local electorate starting…