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November 26, 2025

Outstanding in His Field

Still snow

Remember the film Groundhog Day when you woke up, everything was like the day before? Yesterday we went for a little drive and there were

A slap on the face

Several hundred years ago, a slap on the face was a message to an opponent. Usually, it was delivered by one man to another over

Political interference

When I was in about grade seven, I remember there was a cartoon in an old textbook about Canadian history, of a man behind a

What should we know

Old, semi-retired farmers seem to have more time on their hands to watch the news, government inquiries, watch things that are demanded to be inquired

Your life is number one

I don’t often scare you, but next week (March 13-19) is Canadian farm safety week, and we have lost too many local farmers (over 100)

Beyond our control

At one of the several free courses on improving our mental health and improving suicide prevention that many of us had the opportunity to take,

Wishes, lemons & Foo-foo powder

I once asked Dad about buying lottery tickets when all you could buy was illegal off shore tickets. Dad replied, “well son if you wish

Early dairying in Pontiac County

At a New Year’s eve dance a few decades ago, Dalton Hodgins and I were having a chat about all the changes in dairying over

So, why do we live here?

This is a question that we get asked by our friends in other provinces and by visitors to our county who are thinking of moving

Food prices vs costs to produce

January 2023 has been a challenge for most people trying to juggle high interest rates, inflation that now may be starting to cool off, fuel

Still snow

Remember the film Groundhog Day when you woke up, everything was like the day before? Yesterday we went for a little drive and there were a few bare spots with some green grass showing through. This morning, it is just

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A slap on the face

Several hundred years ago, a slap on the face was a message to an opponent. Usually, it was delivered by one man to another over the right to dance with, or talk to some very pretty young woman who one

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Political interference

When I was in about grade seven, I remember there was a cartoon in an old textbook about Canadian history, of a man behind a tree close to a voting poll giving out a free drink of liquor to anyone

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What should we know

Old, semi-retired farmers seem to have more time on their hands to watch the news, government inquiries, watch things that are demanded to be inquired and to think about what is being told and what information is never mentioned. The

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Your life is number one

I don’t often scare you, but next week (March 13-19) is Canadian farm safety week, and we have lost too many local farmers (over 100) to farm related deaths. Farming is a more dangerous occupation than policing or being in

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Beyond our control

At one of the several free courses on improving our mental health and improving suicide prevention that many of us had the opportunity to take, we were told that a very large percentage of what we worry about, we have

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Wishes, lemons & Foo-foo powder

I once asked Dad about buying lottery tickets when all you could buy was illegal off shore tickets. Dad replied, “well son if you wish in one hand and crap in the other, you can bet on which hand will

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Early dairying in Pontiac County

At a New Year’s eve dance a few decades ago, Dalton Hodgins and I were having a chat about all the changes in dairying over the years. We both came to the conclusion that a story about the history of

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So, why do we live here?

This is a question that we get asked by our friends in other provinces and by visitors to our county who are thinking of moving to another, more relaxing place to live. Before building a new barn 20 years ago,

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Food prices vs costs to produce

January 2023 has been a challenge for most people trying to juggle high interest rates, inflation that now may be starting to cool off, fuel prices that we have never encountered before and high food prices. Many of us are

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