Opinion

Autumn is a lovely time of year. The air has a crispness to it and the colours are usually spectacular. Our chores in the garden change a little bit as freezing temperatures convince hardy plants, trees and shrubs to rest as winter approaches.

Letter to the Editor

Yesterday, Labour Day, Ed called from Saskatchewan. He was ready to harvest, but his crops were not fully ripe. He said the weather would determine how quickly he would be in his fields.

Letter to the Editor

Letter to the Editor

I’m overwhelmed with all that’s going on, as are so many, and yet I find myself searching for a topic to write about this week.

But the federal government and most provinces have failed to help the hospitality sector. Only New Brunswick is making a difference

Most, if not all world religions have among their basic principles what we sometimes refer to as The Golden Rule; “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you”.

It is September and back to school. Well, you know the rest of the story. Sunday morning Aug. 30 we were happy to have a Bible college student, Matthew Cunningham, share in the morning service.

Yesterday, Ed asked me, “Why do nice people die early and scumbags last way too long?” I could not give him an answer. It does seem the death of the nice folks we know seems way too soon for our liking. Answers to why questions may never satisfy.