Category - Columnists

Columnists - Nick Jeffrey

G & T for You and Me

Always looking for a reason for a night out, I put on my finest duds to celebrate the tenth annual Gin & Tonic Day last week. Ahhh… the old G & T. ...

Columnists - Preston Pouteaux

Smells Like Home

Your home is more than your castle, it is the place where your best memories are made, where you learn to embrace those you love, and where you practice the...

Columnists - Nick Jeffrey

Rock on Rosé

October is a big month for indulging, with not one, but two separate holidays that revolve around eating and drinking with family and friends. Halloween is...

Columnists - Preston Pouteaux

Loving-Well

Is joy something we can buy? Maybe. It’s a question we’re exploring in our home. My five year old has a new plastic toy that she got from the store. It’s...

Columnists - Leela Aheer

MLA report October 29

Hello Chestermere! This has been quite an eventful week.  By the time you read this article, the Federal election will be over.  It has been a true honour...

Columnists - Steve King

What we can learn from dogs

Not only can dogs be great fun and a comfort to us humans, they can also teach us to be better people. If you’re skeptical, let’s look at some aspects where...

Columnists - Nick Jeffrey

Pumpkin Pints

This is a strange month in the world of beer.  It started out with Oktoberfest, that Bavarian bacchanalia still going strong after more than two centuries, and...

Columnists - Leela Aheer

MLA report October 17

Hello Chestermere! Happy “post turkey week”! Lunches and dinners will be full of wonderful leftovers and I am as always so grateful to live, work and play in...

Columnists - Preston Pouteaux

Finding Magic

I’m pretty much the best uncle in the world. I learned a little coin trick years ago and now my nieces think I’m David Copperfield. Here’s how it goes. I hide...

Columnists - Steve King

Finn on Fall

I think Fall is my favourite time of year, particularly when it snows! This morning I woke up, had my breakfast (kibble as usual) and went to the back door to...