HAGERSVILLE—When Cary Slote sees the 1926 Lorne Pumper in the Hagersville fire station, he sees more than a truck – he sees a century of... ...read more

CALEDONIA — What began as a playful entry for a baby photo contest has grown into something much more meaningful for Poppy Miller and her... ...read more

DUNNVILLE — When Sam Thompson dropped out of university, he picked up a new dream – one that’s now shaping his community. The 21-year-old Dunnville... ...read more

DUNNVILLE—Dunnville is about to find out that charity can pack a punch. Steeltown Boxing Club and the Dunnville Firefighters Association are joining forces to bring... ...read more

HALDIMAND—October’s OPP board meeting saw steady finances and cautious planning as members approved the 2026 operating budget, maintaining the current funding levels. During an October... ...read more

Agency looks back at 35 years, preparing for new offerings HALDIMAND—For 35 years, Victim Services has been the unseen lifeline for residents facing tragedy –... ...read more

CALEDONIA—As part of an ongoing investigation in Simcoe, the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) has confirmed that human remains found near Caledonia earlier this month are... ...read more

CREDIT—The sounds of drums and the Eagle Song carried messages skyward as the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation (MCFN) launched a precedent-setting human rights... ...read more

NANTICOKE—Monitors have been keeping watch over Nanticoke’s air for over four decades, with the latest data showing improvement. The Nanticoke Environmental Committee (NEC) held its... ...read more

HALDIMAND—September was a safe month in Haldimand, with no fatal collisions and a decline in crime across several categories. Staff Sergeant Tom Hutton presented the... ...read more