The Shoreline Archives – Page 7 of 9

Carbon tax fueling taxpayer’s anger with MP, Liberal government

July 7, 2023 This is an e-mail I have sent to our MP Ken McDonald regarding the latest poverty tax

By Mark Squibb / July 7, 2023 Councillor Danielle Doyle disagrees with social media accusations that the Town is not

July 7, 2023 If we are to know who we are and where we are going, we must understand the

By Roger Bill / July 7, 2023 When William Marshall, the former politician and judge, passed away at the end

By Ivan Morgan / July 7, 2023 I have a portrait of my great-great aunt Violette Macpherson hanging over my

By Craig Westcott / July 7, 2023 Summertime, and the leaking is easy. In Holyrood, anyway. For years the town

By Mark Squibb / July 7, 2023 Portable basketball nets placed along the side of the road is as sure

By Craig Westcott / June 29, 2023 The Grand Concourse Authority is getting the contract to provide paving at the

Editor’s Note: In commemoration of Memorial Day, we are pleased to run this address by Lieut. Col. Kyle Strong of

The Shoreline – January 16, 2019 Edition (Vol. 32 No. 44) The Hockey Canada Foundation (HCF) has launched the Pat