History

CAYUGA—After decades of quiet, downtown Cayuga is slowly building up to levels of growth seen only long ago. Much like their predecessors, going back almost... ...read more

CAYUGA—While filmmaker Graeme Bachiu isn’t one to be motivated by accolades, he is still feeling buoyed by the recognition granted to him in the form... ...read more

CAYUGA—The organ is an instrument often associated with church music. From choral to classical, its notes can fill any hall to the rafters. But when... ...read more

JARVIS/WALPOLE—Since 1843 generations of families have gathered and worshiped at the crossroads of Highway 3 and Cheapside Road. The original small frame church has long... ...read more

To The Haldimand Press RAINHAM—The fully functional Canadian drilling rig itself has held a presence for many Haldimand area residents since it was reconstructed and... ...read more

CAYUGA—Marshall Charlie Curl takes a break from the action at the Civil War Re-enactment at Circle G Ranch on August 19, 2023. Circle G in ...read more

From Haldimand Museums To The Haldimand Press Port Maitland’s location at the mouth of the Grand River has long been recognized as a natural harbour. ... ...read more

CANFIELD—Residents and descendants of Canfield’s rich black history gathered on Sunday, July 30, 2023 to celebrate the second annual Canfield Emancipation Day Celebration, which began... ...read more

HALDIMAND—Tucked away on privately-owned land somewhere in Haldimand sits the William-Morris-Burke cemetery. Currently unlicensed, this cemetery is the final resting place of several early black ...read more

By Sheila Phibbs The Haldimand Press CAYUGA—It was through the night of May 5/6, 1850 that the Canadian steamer Commerce – carrying members of the... ...read more