HALDIMAND—Whether residents call them mayflies or fishflies, the insects coating bridges, gathering beneath streetlights, and flying through riverside communities are a familiar sign of summer... ...read more

NANTICOKE—The former Nanticoke Generating Station site could once again produce electricity under a provincial plan exploring new energy generation, potentially including small modular nuclear reactors. ...read more

CHEAPSIDE—Police and provincial animal welfare inspectors removed 11 dogs and several other animals from a former dog rescue property on July 13 after concerns were ...read more

DUNNVILLE—Harvey may never leave the ground, but the little yellow aircraft is preparing to travel farther than ever with new wheels and a fresh look.... ...read more

CREDIT—Ekwaamjigenang Children’s Centre and the Lloyd S. King Elementary School gymnasium were temporarily closed after bats were discovered in the building they share. Veronica King-Jamieson,... ...read more

HALDIMAND—Rural communities help feed, power, and sustain the province, but when governments make decisions, rural experiences are often missing from the numbers. The University of ...read more

CALEDONIA—A handwritten playdate note that sparked a lasting friendship is now helping rally a community around Amanda George as she faces another round of cancer... ...read more

CALEDONIA—Between intense heat and summer rain, a new mural is slowly taking shape outside the Caledonia Legion in time for the branch’s centennial celebrations. Ashleigh... ...read more

CAYUGA—A glass of lemonade, a yard sale bargain, or a new plant for the garden can help a family receive the safety, companionship, and freedom... ...read more

GRAND RIVER—For 10 days, two symbolic rows will travel down the Grand River, carrying a centuries-old teaching about how neighbours can move forward together without... ...read more