Articles

As spring has sprung, the Kingston Symphony’s melded-together performance of two vastly different compositions show that while man and nature often collide, God’s creation is still a garden.

The world’s playing fields have been emptied by pandemic but our God-given desire to play like Tom Brady can never be stilled.

Spending time at the Brier is a proud mix of citizenship, friendship and sporting glory.

Indigenous land claim protests might spell the death of reconciliation if they continue threatening the rule of law.

Martin Scorsese’s homage to Mafiosos movies is ultimately a tale of life experienced from the perspective of eternity.

Last week’s helicopter crash that killed the basketball star and eight others leads us to ponder Jesus’ warning about death and thieves in the night.

Bombshell abdications in Britain’s Royal Family affirm its members are the primary problem within the family.

Bloodshed rarely ends the instant freedom rings out. When the Berlin Wall fell, tyrants still murdered the innocent.

Three observations about the Cherry firing – the comic, the cowardly, and the CBC.

Father Raymond de Souza wonders what spirit moves the public board of education in Brockville, Ontario to block an empty building’s sale to a private religious group.