PORT DOVER—Lighthouse Theatre’s summer season continues to impress with Crees in the Caribbean, the second of five shows planned for 2026 now on stage in ...read more

HALDIMAND—A reminder from Public Health Ontario (PHO) issued in June 2026 urged Ontarians relying on private water sources – including wells, cisterns, and treated lake... ...read more

While many people love to celebrate July 1 with noisy barbecues surrounded by family and friends, there are others who may prefer a quieter day... ...read more

CAYUGA—For 8-year-old Tucker Popper of Cayuga, what began as a routine trip to the hospital quickly devolved into a nearly year-long medical journey with a ...read more

JARVIS—Approximately two dozen demonstrators gathered around the four corners of the Highway 6 and Highway 3 intersection on the morning of Friday, June 12, 2026.... ...read more

HAGERSVILLE—It appears that details posted online for what could have been Canada’s largest data centre – envisioned on Hagersville lands – were premature and inaccurate. ...read more

HAGERSVILLE—Retired Police Chief Warren Burger was recognized for over five decades of “outstanding contributions to policing” by the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police (OACP).... ...read more

HALDIMAND—The following items were discussed at the Council-in-Committee meeting on June 16, 2026. All items must be ratified at the Council meeting on June 22.... ...read more

DUNNVILLE—In April 1976, the marketing team behind Tim Hortons’ latest creation, a bite-sized donut hole destined to become an iconic Canadian treat, was struggling to ...read more

NANTICOKE—A new posting made by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing to the Environmental Registry of Ontario (ERO) is asking residents to share their ...read more