Erin Insight

As published in The Erin Advocate After urging people to shop local recently, I was reminded that there are sometimes good reasons for shopp...

As published in The Erin Advocate Is resistance futile? Is the charming small town about to be assimilated by the urban monster as it stretc...

As published in The Erin Advocate Would you rather have a major highway cutting through southern Erin, or an expansion of County Road 124 to...

As published in The Erin Advocate. Just like Macbeth, The Piper of Grimmgilliedhu takes place in a spooky Scottish castle. That's about ...

As published in The Erin Advocate Work has started on a project to drain storm water from Erin's Deer Pit into the Credit River at the T...

As published in The Erin Advocate Regional health planners are considering new efforts to improve the quality of rural health care for peopl...

As published in The Erin Advocate Erin finally has a website to help people keep track of what's going on in the Town's quest for a ...

As published in The Erin Advocate With all the government attempts to stimulate the economy these days, we should not forget that Christmas ...

As published in The Erin Advocate After 24 years of turning left out of my driveway to go to work every morning, it is not easy to get into ...

As published in The Erin Advocate Ontario farmers are reaching out to trail users with a series of educational signs, highlighting their eff...

As published in The Erin Advocate It is always a pleasure to hear a singer you know perform their greatest hits, but it is even better to di...

As published in The Erin Advocate It was a tough assignment, but someone had to do it. Advocate readers deserve to know just what it was lik...

As published in The Erin Advocate When Deidre Wright gave up the right to sell her land to a developer, she did not view it as a sacrifice, ...

As published in The Erin Advocate I was reading again the series of columns published on this page by Harry Smith called "Gleanings fro...