- by Madeline Matcheski
AAVE, standing for African- American Vernacular English and also known as Black English or Ebonics (combining ebony and phonics), is a dialect of English...
- by David McLaren
In some circles, expressing support for the truckers in the Freedom Convoy is like expressing sympathy for the devil. But if I did honk my horn, I would be one of the roughly 30% of Canadians who do – or did, before ...
- by John Tamming
Rick Byers, the Disrespect Shown to Grey-Bruce and the Casual Sabotage of Local Democracy
Please give it back Rick ...
- by Rob Leonard
I moved from Owen Sound 4 years ago to a city with 10,000 more people and there is a noticeable difference even at a 10k increase. The job opportunities are better but you have to consider the fact that my new city isonly 30 minutes north of Barrie.
When I lived in Owen Sound I was very much in favour of growth but ...
By Jon Farmer
On February 28th Owen Sound City Council will consider two motions related to housing: one by Deputy Mayor O’Leary to accept and support Grey County’s housing plan and another by Councillor Merton to create a municipal housing plan for Owen Sound.If we’re lucky, council will pass both motions.
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