Northern Views
It has been a long time since I saw the Northern Lights so high in the sky. Sometimes as I walk, they skim the edge of the northern horizon at this time of year. The best views of them would be in the early hours of the morning – and I am not a morning person! Last night though, as Gert and I drove home from a concert, we saw them dancing above us.
Howl at the Moon
A good friend tells me that it is strange for someone to go walking at night. I get it. Days when I do walk in the light reveal the breathless shades of fall leaves, the contrast of red dogwood branches against white snow, the changing hues of birch and poplar as...
7 Key Takeaways from the Pollinator Stewardship Certification Program
Things I learned in 7 training sessions on my journey to becoming a Certified Pollinator Steward
Bonus: things I learned during the Habitat Creation Action and Outreach/Education Action
Addressing Rural Labour Shortages: Innovative Ontario Case Studies
Amid economic uncertainties exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, Ontario faces challenges in tight labour markets, high unemployment rates, and a significant skills gap, particularly in rural areas, where approximately 250,000 jobs remain unfilled.
Remembering Jack Hagarty
John “Jack” James Hagarty peacefully passed away at Guelph General Hospital on Monday, February 5, 2024 in his 86th year.
