CALEDONIA—One step back, one step forward – and now it’s a dead heat.  The Caledonia Corvairs split Games 3 and 4 of their playoff series... ...read more

NANTICOKE—The recent steel tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump have left Canadian steelworkers and industry leaders grappling with uncertainty, raising concerns about potential job ...read more

SELKIRK—Residents of Haldimand County’s Ward 1 gathered at the Selkirk Centennial Community Centre on Wednesday, March 13, 2025 to hear from the candidates vying for ...read more

JARVIS—Debera McKeen, a long-time resident of Ward 1, is stepping into the political arena with a mission to advocate for responsible development in Haldimand. With ...read more

Bridging the gap between conservation and agriculture, farmers and environmental advocates gathered at the Ruthven Park National Historical Site to explore how ALUS Canada could ...read more

DUNNVILLE—In the early hours of March 1, 2025, John Taylor awoke to the sound of his smoke alarm. It was a noise he had heard... ...read more

DUNNVILLE—Southern Ontario’s agricultural industry plays a crucial role in Canada’s food supply chain, providing fresh, locally grown ingredients that support communities, create jobs, and drive... ...read more

HALDIMAND—In a virtual media briefing held on March 13, 2025, public health officials provided an update on the ongoing measles outbreak in the region, with... ...read more

CALEDONIA—The Caledonia Corvairs opened their playoff campaign with a split in their first two games against the Port Colborne Sailors, showing resilience and firepower as... ...read more

Buying local has long been a crucial part of Ontario’s agricultural and food production system.  In recent years, consumer interest in shopping closer to home ...read more