
Parker’s Pen – May 2022
I received a little flack over an earlier column in which I suggested we should give our mayor and council a little time to settle into their chairs before being

I received a little flack over an earlier column in which I suggested we should give our mayor and council a little time to settle into their chairs before being

Some months have an intensity all their own. These last several weeks of domestic and international developments in natural resources prove the point beyond any doubt. The federal government recently

The answer of course depends on who’s asking and who’s answering The worst time to win an election as a provincial leader was in the Fall of 2019. Four months

Our golf clubs have telltale signs of how we are impacting the ball and this allows me to predict my students’ shot pattern. If I examine your driver and you

Restaurateurs across the country have been hard hit by so many restrictions due the pandemic. But here they continue to be faced with continuing problems caused by our own administration.

Let’s Start with Our Truck Drivers. Some of our truck drivers who, for 21 months were considered ‘essential’ to keeping our shelves stocked and our medical supplies delivered have been

No matter what we think about the problems of climate change, it’s a subject that is a constant in the media. No doubt that weather around the world is causing

Over the past several months, parts of Europe and Asia have been in the grips of a catastrophic energy crisis that’s already pumped up consumer prices on everything from manufactured

Where does one begin? The ‘Ball Dropping’ New Year’s Eve in New York always brings a sense of hope for the upcoming year. But 2022 began, as did the previous

Unless things change drastically, this will be another year of staying-close-to-home travel. Nevermind the health issues, it’s no fun hanging around airports and then there’s the stress of worrying about