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There wasn’t always a Frosty Fest that drew 15,000 people together to celebrate the Family Day Weekend in Harmony Square. In fact, there wasn’t always a Harmony Square. In fact,… Continue reading "The Story of Frosty Fest by Dave Carrol (@DaveCarrol)"
Originally posted Friday, January 3, 2014 The Education Reporter blog http://blog.educationreporter.ca/2014/01/let-ignored-races-begin.html January 2 was the opening of the nomination period for municipal elections in Ontario, as you’ve no doubt… Continue reading "Let the Ignored Races Begin by Hugo Rodrigues (@HugoAPRodrigues)"
Is anyone else sick of being asked about what career they are trying to obtain? I am. From a university graduate’s perspective, calling the current professional job market terrible would… Continue reading "A Career is Not a Job by Becca Vandekemp"
The news of the increasing domestic stamp rate and shrinking postal delivery services has been plaguing Canada Post over the past weeks. Canadians are upset at the inconveniences these changes will… Continue reading "Grab a Stamp and get Back into Letter Writing by Lauren Theobalds (@LaurenTheobalds)"
Most writers can sit for hours on end writing and editing our master pieces. On occasion however, our mind turns to mush and we can no longer create, so many… Continue reading "An Open Letter to Candy Crush by Susan Dianne Ferrell (@justmesuzied)"
Tally Ho With speed and haste the way is clear, with leather on my back Earned the Harley at Henry Street; A year plus six ago . By the… Continue reading "Tally Ho by Herb Harker"
For what and who be 666, and where does this man dwell? Should We tell them from the facts, the pen has hidden well. “We should hold our breath in… Continue reading "777 by Herb Harker"
SYRIA Where upon a night so clear, when visions were in storeLittle children fast asleep, by tales of long ago.Elves and reindeer loaded up, with dreams of tiny mind.Little children… Continue reading "Syria by Herb Harker"
Running, laughing, falling. Feeling the softness cushion my legs. The sharpness of grass slice between my naked toes. I lay back dizzy, feeling the warmth seep through my body. The… Continue reading "A Poem by Jennifer York"
Recently, I was given some insight while waiting on an important e-mail and checking my inbox every six minutes until it finally came. I thought to myself, ‘Is this what… Continue reading "A Recipe for Romance: courtship + anxiety + Facebook + 1432 kilometres. by Marc Laferriere (@MarcLaferriere)"