Education

Questions on Council decisions To the Editor, Well, Haldimand is turning into a hotbed of politics. How can four councillors determine the future of hundreds... ...read more

      HAGERSVILLE—Cornerstone Christian High School celebrated the start of its second year with a welcome-back barbecue on September 12, 2025. About 70 students, parents, staff,... ...read more

By Deb ZynomirskiChair, Heritage HaldimandTo The Haldimand Press HALDIMAND—In high school, my least favourite subject was history. I found it boring and pointless. Funny how... ...read more

CALEDONIA—Every year, each of Libro Credit Union’s 33 branches awards a $2,000 scholarship to a student who demonstrates commitment to their community while balancing academic... ...read more

DUNNVILLE—The Dunnville Health Centre Volunteer Association (DHCVA) has announced that Sophia L. has been selected as the recipient of the organization’s annual bursary. The DHCVA... ...read more

By Kerry J NewsteadThe Haldimand Press NANTICOKE — Haldimand Stewardship Council hosted 25 people for a guided tour exploring biodiversity at Hobbitstee Wildlife Refuge. The... ...read more

CALEDONIA—This September, a group of local youths aged 7 to 11 will be the first in town to try out Haldimand Norfolk REACH’s newest offering,... ...read more

BRANTFORD—A transformative new chapter in child development and family-centred care is unfolding in Brantford as Lansdowne Children’s Centre unveils the proposed location for construction of... ...read more

GRAND ERIE—One of Lansdowne Children’s Centre’s greatest strengths is its ability to inspire strong advocates with a wide range of skills who are willing to... ...read more

HALDIMAND—The Ministry of Education is prepared to vacate a Brant Haldimand Norfolk Catholic District School Board (BHNCDSB) trustee seat if the trustee in question refuses... ...read more