Erin Insight

As published in The Erin Advocate When I was 12, I thought that I could write a novel. I’ve now been procrastinating for 47 years. Despite e...

As published in The Erin Advocate In the middle of winter, when the great outdoors is looking a bit dreary, a meeting of the Erin Garden Clu...

As published in The Erin Advocate Libraries have done a good job of moving beyond books in the services they offer, but with a new library c...

As published in The Erin Advocate The Mayor‘s bi-annual breakfast meetings can be useful not only to business people, but to anyone willing ...

As published in The Erin Advocate Owning a house that is assessed at $1,000,000 can be quite a burden when it comes to paying property taxes...

As published in The Erin Advocate When building a sewer system, the Servicing and Settlement Master Plan study emphasized the need to hook u...

As published in The Erin Advocate As usual, the provision of grant money from the Town of Erin to community groups will get some intense scr...

As published in The Erin Advocate Barbara Harrison wanted to do more than just help Syrian refugees as they arrive in Canada. After seeing s...

As published in The Erin Advocate No doubt there is a price to be paid for living in an uncrowded area with plenty of fresh air, fresh water...

As published in The Erin Advocate Advance planning for improvements to Erin’s Town Hall is an excellent idea, even if completion is many y...

As published in The Erin Advocate In order to preserve farmland, woodlands, wetlands and ground water near the GTA, is there a need to loc...

The young soldier looks both innocent and determined, lit by slanting sunlight against a turbulent sea and sky. It’s a painting that has ...

As published in The Erin Advocate Erin has lost a strong advocate for community health care and recreation services. Bill Dinwoody, 73, ...

As published in the Erin Advocate A self-guided tour of the Victorian architecture in Erin’s historic downtown district is now available...