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HAGERSVILLE—Business owner and former lawyer Albert Marshall believes the instincts that helped him to grow his company, Hear Right Canada, to more than 80 locations ...read more

HALDIMAND—BMA Management Consulting Inc. compared 126 of Ontario’s 444 municipalities in its 2024 Municipal Study, providing a benchmark of how Haldimand County stacks up against... ...read more

HALDIMAND—Rapid technological change – including the spread of AI – is causing job uncertainty and fear for some local workers, but it is also creating... ...read more

HALDIMAND—Haldimand County Public Library invites the community to get creative and participate in its 12th annual April Poetry Contest. This year’s theme is ‘Family’. Submitted... ...read more

HALDIMAND—Social media is a powerful tool for communication, business, and information sharing, but it is also being used to commit fraud. Fraudulent accounts, deceptive advertisements,... ...read more

HALDIMAND — Locally owned and home grown, the FirstOntario 1Awards are back for year 13, rewarding and recognizing small businesses that make our communities unique.... ...read more

HAGERSVILLE — The rescue of a dog on Haldimand Road 9 led to a grim discovery of a barn full of animals described as neglected... ...read more

HAGERSVILLE—It was an uncharacteristically warm and sunny day as James ‘Jim’ Mills sat in a gathering room at Anson Place on Monday, March 10, 2025 ...read more

DUNNVILLE—The members of the Dunnville Mudcats U13LL #2 hockey squad donned special, custom pink jerseys over the March Break and last weekend in a team-wide ...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