Opinion

This week’s edition of the Henry Hype has me pondering the summer that never was, or the summer that went by in a flash.

When I look back on my childhood there are plenty of things that come to mind, but one of them stands out just a bit more than the rest. My love of reading stems from a very young age, and I have my parents to thank.

There’s a lot climbing a mountain can teach you, and no it has nothing to do with your need to work on your cardio or get better hiking shoes.

Throughout the years, I haven’t been very smart when it comes to protecting myself against the heat in the summertime.

At the Victor Walk in Cold Lake, I was pleasantly surprised by the amount of support that came from the community. Sexual abuse in general isn’t an easy subject to discuss, and people are less likely to talk about it happening to children.

It’s important to teach the younger generation about the environment and how everything is connected.

Growing up, one of my favourite past times in the summer was sprawling out in the yard, on the beach, or anywhere really to lose myself in whatever book I was reading.

Everytime my gas light turns on, I flinch.

To the editor, I wish to make a clarification on behalf of the group of Physicians working at the Bonnyville Medical Clinic.

A couple of weeks ago, I received a call from people who claimed to be from the Canadian Revenue Agency (CRA). In two messages, they said the CRA had opened a lawsuit against me for tax evasion and that I should call them back immediately.