Less typing speaks volumes

Dictation tools help to bring the spouse up to speed.

Profile Gina Anderson

Working for philanthropic causes is proving to be a most satisfying role.

COLUMN 8

It's a new year and we kick it off with a new mystery. "Recently we purchased a second-hand book at a local jumble sale," Cameron Berkman, of Seaforth, writes, "and concealed within its pages was a mysterious black-and-white photo of a woman lying fully clothed on a sand dune, with a beach shack in the background. On the back is written 'Rosalind Graves' and the date '6.1.1958'. The book was 50 Famous Stories for Girls and inspired by the title, and encouraged by our five-year-old daughter, we took on the challenge to try to discover where the photo was taken and whom the mystery woman might be. Is she Rosalind? Where is the shack? Did she read this book and get swept up by the tales? Inquiring minds want to know."

Solution to a touchy subject

Charles Wright thinks he's just put his finger on it.

Crossing the line

Political debate has descended into taunts and tantrums and we only have ourselves to blame.