Grief experienced within your career is indeed real.  It can have a devastating effect on our career choices, confidence, performance, and what we believe we deserve when it comes to our career satisfaction.

I never in my life thought I’d thank the orange menace for anything.  However, making travel in Canada much more appealing than south of our border is probably the one and only thing! First, it was an early summer trip to Kincardine and area, then a late summer trip to Ottawa, our capital, followed by a trip to Toronto, Pumpkinfest in Port Elgin and to top that off a family wedding in Muskoka. 

Every Sunday, you will find a local chess club playing at the communal tables inside Wincey Mills. Players from Paris to as far as Brampton and Richmond Hill, of all ages, drive to town to casually play. And it’s not just the players who enjoy the experience, vendors at Wincey Mill’s welcome them with open arms. Alethea Hamilton, from The Grilled Cheese Effect, said “people are so nice and enjoy a reason to come out.” A Barista’s from Detour Cafe agreed, “it feels good to kno

Last Thursday’s weather was terrible. Torrential rainfall and high winds are not ideal for a walk in the park or even a game of football. Regardless, the Paris Panthers' semi-final match against the Assumption Lions went on, as only lightning can stop an outdoor game! The last time these two teams played, Assumption edged out Paris 20-13. For whatever reason that day, the defense played well enough to win the game, but the offense seemed out of synch to drive to the goal lin

The Paris Titans took a 4-1 first period lead last Friday evening on their way to their second straight win as they scored a 7-4 decision over the Dorchester Dolphins in Provincial Junior C Hockey League play.

In the years leading up to 1914, the people of Paris viewed war as the ultimate adventure. They associated war with historic triumphs like the Plains of Abraham, Queenston Heights, Waterloo, and Trafalgar —moments when soldiers earned honor and the civilian population celebrated their victories vicariously. Military events were intertwined with social gatherings and grand spectacle. In 1912, the establishment of the 25th Brant Dragoons company in Paris and the conversion of t