Creative
Bell's Let's Talk : Darkness and Hope
Submitted by Johnny Glanville on Feb 11, 2012
On February 8th Bell launched a campaign to raise awareness for Mental Illness. You probably saw some of the ads featuring spokesperson Clara Hughes. A one hour feature aired on CTV called Darkness and Hope, it featured Clara and other athletes including Micheal Landsberg, the host of 'Off the record'.
Lotus of Letitia
Submitted by Johnny Glanville on Jan 27, 2012Marijuana - Examiner article
Submitted by Johnny Glanville on Jan 22, 2012This article appeared in the January 21 edition of The Barrie Examiner. According to a post on Nov. 26, 2011 by the Drug Prevention Network of Canada, alcohol kills 9,000 people a year while smoking kills 37,000, with absolutely no mention of deaths attributed to marijuana use.
티끌모아 태산 - A Short Story
Submitted by Johnny Glanville on Jan 19, 2012To film a particular scene in the movie Vanilla Sky the producers had to enlist the help of The New York Police Department to keep Times Square vacant for approximately 1 hour. It was a big deal coordinating solitude in the city that never sleeps. However, you would never have that problem here. This part of town is vacant.
Monika Carless book signing Feb 4
Submitted by Johnny Glanville on Jan 12, 2012
Monika Carless (Head Coach Steve Carless's partner) has written a series of children's books titled Tessa & The Fairies and is delighted to extend an invitation to her book signing at Chapters Book Store in the south end of Barrie. Join Monika for a signing and reading of Tessa on Saturday February 4th, 11-3pm at the Mapleview location. To rsvp contact Monika at mccoyote1@gmail.com
Cultivating mental health builds confidence
Submitted by Johnny Glanville on Jan 10, 2012This article appeared in the January 6 edition of The Barrie Examiner as the latest entry of Johnny Glanville's THE INSTRUCTOR column. It is an article about the benefits of therapy, especially as a preventative means. One of my favorite moments of being a tennis coach is the moment at the end of someone’s first lesson.
The Underwater Visitor - Published in The Windsor Review
Submitted by Johnny Glanville on Dec 6, 2011
My socks are old and the elastic has loosened. They hang over my shoes and the sweat from my legs runs straight down to the soles of my feet. In the toes the moisture fills, it makes me want to air them out, to change socks every lesson, but there isn’t time for that. Instead I block it out of my mind and keep chasing tennis balls.
Expand the reach - Help the hope be heard
Submitted by Johnny Glanville on Dec 6, 2011
Three hockey players in as many months took their own life this summer. Jerry West, a Hall of Fame Laker player and general manager recently wrote his memoir, West by West,
The Battery Thief - Short Story
Submitted by Johnny Glanville on Dec 2, 2011
Billy’s tall tale was the only tall thing about him. Standing more than 6 inches shorter then the already shortest girl in his class Billy was the smallest kid in town by a long shot. At 10 years old he looked more like he was 8,
What not to say to a pregnant woman
Submitted by Johnny Glanville on Dec 2, 2011
My wife is six months pregnant as she asks me how she looks. "You look normal and healthy, like you're pregnant," I reply. Wrong answer. She already knows this (the pregnant part) and for her, this is a bad thing; she wants to have the baby without actually looking like she's having the baby.



















