Opinion

East Indian people, by and large, are not pet owners.

A bomb was dropped on the Canadian media industry last week and many journalists, including myself, are still struggling come to terms with the destruction.

There’s something about January that makes a person long for a time clock that could either speed up or turn back time, back to the fairy-tale glow of Christmas or forward to frolicking in the warmth of spring sunshine.

With a cup of sweetened coffee in hand, and a donut nearby as I write this, I most certainly have room to improve on my eating habits. And I know I am not alone.

Like many others, I may have overindulged a tad over the Christmas holiday, spending swaths of the holiday in a food-induced stupor.

Publisher's Note: The Post's cartoonist Patrick LaMontagne has provided us with some great artwork over the years. His attention to detail and ability to let the reader draw conclusions from his insightful and poignant artwork are always a pleasure to see each issue. This week's selections included a tribute to David Bowie, marking the passing of a musical and artistic inspiration.

Among Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s many campaign promises was to do away with Canada’s current voting system, as he vowed that the 2015 election would be the last one ever to use the traditional first-past-the-post system.

By the time this newspaper hits the stands, the year that was 2015 will be all wrapped up, and we will already have experienced the first few days of 2016. From a news standpoint, 2015 was a year that will certainly be remembered.

To the Editor: This letter is in regards to Town of St. Paul Mayor Glenn Anderson's intent for the town to conduct a Solid Waste to Energy Feasibility Study.

Take advantage of what you've got in a small town. Even as it grows, keep the essence of the community feel at the core. I got a free coffee at a fast food restaurant in town the other day as I slumped into a seat carrying two armloads of bags. "What's new with Rob at the POST?” the owner asked as we started on a great chat.