Moving to a new community: What I needed to know
Moving happens for many reasons: change of life, change of wife, change of scenery.
Moving happens for many reasons: change of life, change of wife, change of scenery.
I often see news articles discussing how American towns and states, particularly those along the border, are making extra pitches to tell Canadians how welcome they are. This is all well and good, BUT…
Watching King Charles deliver the Throne Speech in Canada’s Parliament the other day reminded me of a brief moment in university when I thought I might want to be Prime Minister of this vast, complex, and sometimes ungovernable land.
For a million reasons, we love it here in New Brunswick. But what we’ve learned about living in a bilingual province has been very telling, particularly on the cultural side.
Everyone loves a happy ending, right? But real life doesn’t always come with a nice, tidy bow on top.
On May 6, the Holt Government announced a freeze on property assessments for 2026 as an interim measure, while continuing work on comprehensive property tax reform over a more extended period.
“Six months into retirement, they fall dead into a plateful of spaghetti.”
I’m 66, and I like who I am. Or, more precisely, I like who I’ve become in this, my “last quarter.” But do I like who I was at 18? Not so much, especially in retrospect.
What does it mean to be "working towards the Führer?" And where does Trump fit in all this?
Trump and his Administration are shocked – shocked, I tell you! – that Putin hasn’t bought into their fairy tale of “peace” yet.