Sylvia Sutherland is a Member at St. Catharines Standard Group Inc. She specializes in Government, Politics, Public Policy, and Security Policy, providing insightful analysis on the intersection of these critical areas. Sylvia's work has been featured in prestigious publications including the Peterborough Examiner, Toronto Star, and Niagara Falls Review.
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Sylvia Sutherland's coverage predominantly includes opinion editorials and expert commentary, with a focus on local government and politics in Peterborough, Canada. She also covers entertainment news, culture & society, as well as scientific topics.
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By: Sylvia Sutherland
Surely, no piece of soil can justify the murder of a baby
Yes, Virginia, it does get cold in winter - Sylvia Sutherland
On a mid-August day in 1979, David and I found ourselves in Abraham Lincoln’s tomb in Springfield, Illinois. Entering, we heard the voice of Raymond Massey reading, “There is not much of this because there is not much of me.” It was an excerpt from a...
Buffie wasn’t the gentle soul her brother was. Reportedly, she could be as imperious as she appears in that picture in my living room. She could also be great fun, telling wonderful stories, and tossing off splendid one-liners. She could be warmly welcoming and loving. I always saw “the better angels of (her) nature” — in Bloomington, at her farm in Southern Pines, North Carolina and at a cottage a friend loaned her in Charlevoix, Michigan. The cottage had belonged to Mary Waddell’s grandmother. Mary, a close Peterborough friend, summered in Charlevoix. She and Buffie knew each other. The world is small.
Coun. Keith Riel told council he “wasn’t feeling any love” after reviewing the city’s proposed tourism strategy. He described the document prepared by Toronto consulting firm Bannikin Travel and Tourism as “boilerplate.” A little harsh perhaps, but...
