REVIEW: From cars to carbonara, James May’s ‘Oh Cook!’ proves even the most inept chef can cook
If you’re just starting off in the kitchen and need a morale boost, James May has the cooking show for you.
Author: Mike Reitmeier
AUDIO REVIEW: Marvel’s WandaVision serves viewers a delightful blast from the past
WandaVision is the first entry into the Marvel cinematic universe’s Phase 4 – the start of a new slew of shows and movies that serve as the follow up to Avengers: Endgame.
AUDIO: As housing prices skyrocket, homeowners can consider a tiny option
Since last January, housing prices in Cambridge, Ont., have increase nearly 30 per cent from a median of $494,500 to $635,700, leaving many potential homebuyers dismayed by the sudden jump in cost.
VIDEO: Architects’ group calls for inquiry into Preston hotel demolition
More than one month after its demolition, the Preston Springs Hotel is once again the topic of choice at Cambridge City Council after the Architecture Conservancy of Ontario (ACO) petitioned for an independent inquiry into the building’s “demolition by neglect.”
Cabin fever causes and cures: How to enjoy winter in lockdown
During this time of strict social distancing and gathering restrictions, here are a couple things that you can, and can’t, do this winter in the red zone.
AUDIO: Stunt actors will be hit hard by new COVID restrictions
Kira Lee is a stunt actress with Steel and Steed Stunt Company based in the Niagara Region. She says lockdowns and restrictions have affected filmmaking at the local level.
Biden wins: Why Canada won’t be divided as easily
While American urban centers in swing states are considered bastions of Democratic votes, certain ridings in Canadian urban centers, which are also the most culturally diverse areas, will always have the occasional blue or orange riding.
REVIEW: Hubie Halloween is cringey, not comedy
A word of warning: this review may contain minor spoilers for the movie if you haven’t seen it already.
OPINION: With COVID-19, safety comes first, except in the public school classrooms
Ontario’s education system needs emergency funding for COVID-19, argues Mike Reitmeier.
Niagara wineries won’t be whining about their vintages this year
The year 2020 may be having its reputation marred by the likes of COVID-19, but there is at least one thing to look forward to: The potentially best wine vintage since 2012.
