('Birkenau gate,' by Angelo Celedon a.ka. Lito Sheppard. Licensed under CC BY-SA 2.5 via Wikimedia Commons)

Sometimes, not to cry is to be inhuman.

What is political coverage without a bit of humour? That would be dour indeed.

Tuesday's looming debate on permanent evening transit really boils down to finding sweet spots.

(The entrance to the Eleven Points Logistics distribution centre in Cornwall on Thursday, Jan. 15, 2015. Target, which owns the land and building, has announced it will be closing all its Canadian operations. TODD HAMBLETON/CORNWALL STANDARD-FREEHOLDER/QMI AGENCY)

(Riverfest 2011, its last edition, when INXS caused people to whinge in excess.)

There was a bit of fallout from our editorial earlier this week on the ever-shifting timeline of Brockville's elusive signature festival.

(United Counties Warden Dave Gordon speaks at Brockville's New Year's Day levee. Photo by Darcy Cheek)

I am on record supporting Steve Clark's continued push for an agricultural diploma program at Kemptville College.

Sometimes, the political stars align perfectly.