Erin Insight

As published in The Erin Advocate Bill Smiley was a newspaper columnist who barged his way into the lives of millions of Canadians by the sh...

As published in The Erin Advocate It was a warm, sunny winter morning, so I decided to take a little hike along the rail trail at the north ...

As published in The Erin Advocate When I am ready to retire, I would like to have the option of buying a smaller home in Erin. Is it too muc...

As published in The Erin Advocate A white cane has helped give Doreen Cormier the confidence to go out walking in Erin village – but she has...

As published in The Erin Advocate Is it not wonderful that children these days are text messaging their friends and using the Internet to le...

As published by The Erin Advocate A sharp rise in Erin property values from 2005 to 2008 has pushed up tax assessments by about 26 per cent,...

As published in The Erin Advocate The ad seemed somehow familiar, promising to mail out a sample box that would make me a lot of money. “Liv...

As published in The Erin Advocate Back in high school, I cared little for history. We were told that those who forget their past are destine...

As published in The Erin Advocate After my recent musings on the possibility of a coalition government in Ottawa, I received an email from a...

As published in The Erin Advocate In many ways, our lives are defined by the things we do out of habit. It struck me recently that it has be...

As published in The Erin Advocate I am tired of driving to the dump. Of course, I know it is not really a dump, just a transfer station on t...

As published in The Erin Advocate The upheaval on Parliament Hill last week has launched a furious debate about the type of government Canad...

As published in The Erin Advocate Now that the flu season is upon us, are you following the proper etiquette for coughing and sneezing? From...

As published in the Erin Advocate The proposed Rockfort Quarry may be in Caledon, but it has many Erin residents worried about potential har...