Filmed and Edited by Xania Keane and Robert Donachie Working from home in Canada! Read ‘The Ins & Outs of Working Remotely’ article by Myrthe Langeveld in the March issue of the Townships Sun! On newsstands now. Subscribe to the Townships Sun magazine: http://townshipssun.ca/subscribe
Stanstead, March 22, 2025, by R.A. Garber & John Mackley. Easily more than 100 people attended a press conference outside the Haskell Free Library and Opera House yesterday afternoon. The occasion? To hear the Canadian response to the unilateral decision last Tuesday by United States authorities to close access to the front door for people…
In the last month, Myrthe Langeveld has joined the ranks of the Townships Sun Board of Directors, even taking on the role of Treasurer. Given her impressive background and previous experience on other boards of directors as well as with project and budget management, the Board believes Myrthe will tackle the tasks at hand with…
The publisher of a magazine usually tends to remain in the background. The publishing side of things is concerned with making sure the magazine is managed in a cost-effective way and focuses on behind-the-scenes stuff like subscriptions and advertising. Today I’m making an exception, because I want to personally invite you to come on…
The Townships Sun is evolving, and we want our community to help shape our new visual identity! As a community publication, it is only natural to ask our readers, contributors, subscribers, volunteers, and partners for ideas about updating the Townships Sun’s overall branding. You read that right—we’re looking to revamp our logo, colour palette, fonts,…
Lips that speak of peace must not covet power or minerals buried deep in the soil of the Other.
Long-time subscriber, Susan Bennett, talks about why reading the Townships Sun magazine feels like home. Filmed and edited by Xania Keane and Robert Donachie. Special thanks to Marie Moliner. Subscribe now! http://www.townshipssun.ca/subscribe
My first acting gig was at age 10. I say “gig” like I was paid, like I was some kind of pro. Instead, I was simply “Boy” in Shakespeare’s Measure for Measure. I had one scene. I sang a short song and then was shuffled backstage to be babysat by the makeup…
Sarah Mackenzie is not a robot. Vanessa Rigaux can be a clown. And Eric Desmarais is a cultural connector. Wide ranging interviews with these three artists ― half my age ― yielded thoughtful insights into AI and the risks we all face, often without even realizing it.
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