Opinion

While on a special mission thousands of miles from home, this Canadian had a chance to remember a few of the things that make me Canadian. Okay maybe I wasn’t on assignment in the Middle East, but I was on assignment of my own choosing, only this time my assignment was to have fun and take my kids on a trip they will never forget.

I have participated in the MS Walk for the past eight years and many of my friends in Princeton have been very generous in supporting my fundraising efforts.

So here we go again, another freaking’ election. Kay is not impressed.

Reg Lindor commends staff at Princeton Hospital

Diane and Bob Sterne extend their thanks to Alex Atamanenko

I am not one who is usually impressed by politicians. I have met provincial and federal leaders, powerful business people and union leaders but they are just people, and people, no matter what side of the fence they sit on, will err as many times as they do something right. They are, for the most part, just like you and me. A week ago I met a politician who actually impressed me. He actually gave me hope.

Just in case the people of Princeton are not aware—we have an Orthopaedic Surgeon working here

What does the nuclear crises in Japan, Chernobyl and our federal election have in common?