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Residents warn of ‘too good to be true’ door-to-door offer
March 20, 2025HALDIMAND—Several Haldimand residents took to social media last week to question whether salespeople going door-to-door offering deep discounts on driveway repaving using repurposed... ...click to read more.
Ward 1 candidates face off in Selkirk Chamber debate
March 20, 2025SELKIRK—Residents of Haldimand County’s Ward 1 gathered at the Selkirk Centennial Community Centre on Wednesday, March 13, 2025 to hear from the candidates ...click to read more.
Jesse Little wants to see better communication between County, public
March 20, 2025HAGERSVILLE—Jesse Little believes accountability and transparency are lacking in Haldimand County’s current administration. The upcoming Ward 4 byelection marks Little’s second attempt to ...click to read more.
Debera McKeen enters race with a focus on responsible development
March 20, 2025JARVIS—Debera McKeen, a long-time resident of Ward 1, is stepping into the political arena with a mission to advocate for responsible development in ...click to read more.
FARMS: Spring 2025 – Women in Homesteading Haldimand chapter welcoming new members
March 20, 2025
FARMS: Spring 2025 – Tariffs and Haldimand’s agricultural industry: A look at the local impact of a quickly shifting relationship with our closest trade partner
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FARMS: Spring 2025 – Generational family farms part of Hagersville’s agricultural heritage
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FARMS: Spring 2025 – Farmers and conservationists unite to explore ALUS solutions for Haldimand
March 20, 2025
Reminders for Wards 1 and 4 byelection
March 20, 2025
“I had four minutes”: fire survivor warns community about the importance of working smoke alarms
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Something is rotten in the state of Denmark
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Letters to the Editor: Doug ‘the soothsayer’ Ford, Being Canadian, Could Trump actually be doing us a favour?
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OPP Briefs
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