All Aboard The Job Bus – by Marc Laferriere
Photo by Marc Laferriere “Canadians won’t work those jobs. They’re too {insert your preferred adjective here} for that.” It’s a common phrase, one I heard a lot growing up. There’s some truth to it too. There absolutely are many Canadians …
Beyond Earth Hour – by Ryan Jamula
On March 31, 2012 people all around the globe will come together to take action on one unified cause by turning out the lights from 8:30pm-9:30pm to raise
Made in Brantford – by Rob Michalchuk
Traveling around when I perform live I often get asked what the scene is like where I come from. When I talk to people in larger cities, and tell
Gray Power: The Brant Dilemma – by Michael St. Amant
Recently I had the privilege of being invited to join the Board of Directors of the Brantford Seniors Resource Centre, a not-for-profit organization that offers services to senior
The Imagination Library: A way to fight our 28% drop out rate – by Patti Berardi
It was serendipitous that Joe Persia would pick up a Rotarian publication with the face of Dolly Parton and the caption “The Book Lady” on the cover. Dolly
Our Sporting Community – by Andrew Macklin
I spent my childhood growing up as a sports fanatic in Brantford. I had my share of childhood sports heroes in every one of the major sports: Mike
Blame it on My Parents – by Paul Thomson
Let me start with some background so you will know where I come from, what has led me to this, what has programmed my hard drive if you













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