CALEDONIA—According to a forecast provided to Haldi- mand Council by Watson & Associates Economists Ltd, Haldimand’s population could reach 82,700 people by 2051. An increased... ...read more

CAYUGA—Often referred to as “the silent killer,” carbon monoxide is an invisible, odorless gas that can be fatal if undetected. Fortunately, it can be detected... ...read more

DUNNVILLE—For the past few years, few places have seen as much client growth as food banks have.  According to the newly released Food Banks Canada... ...read more

DUNNVILLE — Catapult Tactical XR, a startup specializing in augmented reality training for firefighters, took the stage at the Exelerate pitch competition in Whitby recently, ...read more

HAGERSVILLE—A local Hagersville institution is set to be sold.  Starting in 1887, founder James Hewitt began delivering milk to the people of Hagersville in a... ...read more

CREDIT—The light tapping of the rain was quickly overtaken by drumming and song at the grand re-opening of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation... ...read more

                  CALEDONIA — The Caledonia Corvairs battled through highs and lows this week, beginning with a challenging road game in Ayr and ending on a... ...read more

HALDIMAND — Four trustees at the Brant Haldimand Norfolk Catholic District School Board (BHNCDSB) will be paying back the board for a trip they took ...read more

CAYUGA—The grounds of Ruthven Park National Historic Site were the perfect location spot for a Brant Woodlot Owners Association meeting.  The group, a Chapter of... ...read more

HALDIMAND—Every October since 2014 goalies join together to fight cancer. The U15B Haldimand Rivercats goalies are part of that fight, proudly participating in the October... ...read more