Opinion

The other day while I was out looking for a house that my GPS couldn’t find, because my wife wants to settle, and a happy wife is a happy life like it is said, I managed to get myself well and truly stuck. We aren’t talking a little bit stuck either.

More likely than not, unless we make efforts to the contrary, we will pass away before our stories are caught in a meaningful way.

How do you express the depth of the impact a person like Carol Farnalls has had on a newsroom in the space of an editorial? As she moves on to greener pastures and gentler climes, we at the Barrhead Leader must figure out how to soldier on, to contin

After 33 years, it’s time to say farewell. As every ending has a beginning, I’ll start with mine. I began at the Barrhead Leader not quite at the bottom of the heap, but close, as a typesetter.

Maybe we missed something. A group wants to take over W.R.

If all the forcibly displaced people of the world made up one nation, it would be the 24th largest in the world.

Congratulations to everyone who made the effort to make their views known during the Town of Barrhead’s latest public hearing.

Gun and control, two words that should never be in the same sentence together, and yet, after reading an investigative report on the CBC dated March 8, I’m wondering if there isn’t some merit to the idea that maybe, just maybe, there should be some k

Ethiopia is almost a world away, but it sure didn’t feel like it this past weekend. Hundreds area residents flocked to the Rotary Spirit Centre for the inaugural Rainbow for the Future’s Sports for Ethiopia event.

Last week, three Thorhild County councillors were fired by the province. Municipal Affairs Minister Danielle Larivee says they refused to follow provincially mandated directives.