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Reflections: Everyday items that just frustrate this old lady

Reflections: Everyday items that just frustrate this old lady

Too much plastic, too much glue and too much packaging — I mean, come on!
Reflections: When you’re old like I am, everyday’s a snow day

Reflections: When you’re old like I am, everyday’s a snow day

Erna de Burger-Fex says winter might be beautiful, but it’s best observed through a window, as far as she’s concerned
de Burger-Fex: Celebrating the family and frenzy of this merry season

de Burger-Fex: Celebrating the family and frenzy of this merry season

Columnist Erna de Burger-Fex reflects (as she likes to do) on Christmas and the meaning of the season
There are many reasons to honour Remembrance Day

There are many reasons to honour Remembrance Day

We owe many of the freedoms we enjoy today to military personnel
De Burger-Fex: An ode to autumn and a promise of spring

De Burger-Fex: An ode to autumn and a promise of spring

There’s so much to love about fall, columnist Erna De Burger-Fex writes in her latest Reflection
De Burger-Fex: An old woman’s relationship with her mirror is fraught and annoying

De Burger-Fex: An old woman’s relationship with her mirror is fraught and annoying

Columnist Erna de Burger-Fex never used to mind the looking glass so much. Not anymore
Reflections: My old body still yearns to dance among the wildflowers

Reflections: My old body still yearns to dance among the wildflowers

Butterflies, daisies and rainbows — Oh, my!
Memoir: Creighton, my home town

Memoir: Creighton, my home town

Columnist Erna de Burger Fex reflects on her early days as a newcomer to Canada
Reflections: Remembering the pageantry and skill of the RCMP Musical Ride

Reflections: Remembering the pageantry and skill of the RCMP Musical Ride

Columnist Erna De Burger-Fex recalls a time (before seatbelt laws) when she piled 11 kids into her station wagon to see the Mounties in action
Column: I'm not old, I'm just a recycled teenager

Column: I'm not old, I'm just a recycled teenager

But being a senior comes with many more privileges